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iViZ Security Advisory 08-012

iViZ Security Advisory 08-012
Posted Dec 10, 2008
Authored by Jonathan Brossard | Site ivizsecurity.com

Multiple integer overflows were discovered in the GNU/Linux version of Bitdefender when analyzing corrupted PE binaries packed with neolite and asprotect packers. Bitdefender for GNU/Linux versions 7.60825 and below are affected.

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iViZ Security Advisory 08-012

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* Title: Bitdefender antivirus for Linux multiple vulnerabilities.
* Date: 10/12/2008
* Software: Bitdefender v7 for Linux

--[ Synopsis:

Multiple integer overflows were discovered in the GNU/Linux
version of Bitdefender when analyzing corrupted PE binaries
packed with neolite and asprotect packers.

--[ Affected Software:

* Bitdefender for GNU/Linux version 7.60825 and earlier.

--[ Non Affected Software:

* Bitdefender for GNU/Linux version after v7.60825 and newer.

--[ Impact:

Remote DoS, possibly remote code execution.

--[ Final vendor response:

* The vendor acknowledged the problems and fixed them
in the latest versions of the product.

--[ Credits:

This vulnerability was discovered by Security Researcher
Jonathan Brossard from iViZ Techno Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

--[ Disclosure timeline:

* First private disclosure to vendor on September 19th 2008.
* First vendor reply on September 19th 2008 : Without asking for any PoC,
The BitDefender Support Team states that "This has been fixed in
latest version".
* September 19th 2008 : We manage to repeat crash with the updated
version of the scanner.
* September 19th 2008 : We send a PoC to the vendor.
* September 23th 2008 : Vendor states "Yes, the issue was reproduced
in the lab and it
seems that was an engine problem."
* September 24th 2008 : Problem fixed in latest version.

--[ Reference:

http://www.ivizsecurity.com/security-advisory.html
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