ALLPlayer version 5.6.2 suffers from a local buffer overflow vulnerability.
21120b218a8965b549f27058d730f8e3a32aae233b64ec6660ba4be0e1bb42c8ALLMediaServer version 0.95 SEH overflow exploit written for Windows XP SP3 English.
6a32e2b5a9cef7acb98ca8556873790ab22dd7c02943f2ccb18e7cafcf458abcThis Metasploit module exploits a stack buffer overflow in ALLMediaServer 0.95. The vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error within the handling of HTTP request.
d6a069e8edf6437387fecef101b6b1c5a7d671893848ff872fbebb2b7b615c11ALLMediaServer version 0.95 SEH overflow exploit written for Windows 7 German.
f54af71371112fc674b417f9ec24af93d58fb527474b125641029fc8ffe667fdThis Metasploit module exploits a buffer overflow in MediaCoder 0.8.22. The vulnerability occurs when adding an .m3u, allowing arbitrary code execution under the context of the user. DEP bypass via ROP is supported on Windows 7, since the MediaCoder runs with DEP. This Metasploit module has been tested successfully on MediaCoder 0.8.21.5539 to 0.8.22.5530 over Windows XP SP3 and Windows 7 SP0.
7d841ff629512953fde2ad0b9d42720ffd2fc843859e5ee5bfe58e990084b709Mediacoder version 0.8.23.5530 SEH buffer overflow exploit that spawns calc.exe.
f9059da4b8565d2a2be053e35a764c75974e90bcf82f6ad60e76c537d880d579AVS Media Player version 4.1.11.100 local denial of service exploit that generates a malicious AC3 file.
e38991db53bda992deb7fb8bd65ba6883291ab7c0faf79ec5055a5da0cdbb1e2Local SEH buffer overflow code execution exploit for Mediacoder products that generates a malicious .lst file.
bcb66ae72f4f684291f8faab4d2e165bb61d7ebc318e13bb1313b5ccd967ad9bMediaCoder PMP Edition version 0.8.17 buffer overflow exploit that generates a malicious .m3u file.
9fd7b6968573c582ace30ac22503f1f40315d198996d216a15f72fecb865e032Local SEH buffer overflow code execution exploit for Mediacoder products that generates a malicious .m3u file.
88cbe9f71bdd8f65081de116b10e0c8cff528229002bfcafc93c7a4c0255f52eThis Metasploit module exploits a buffer overflow in Audio Code 0.8.18. The vulnerability occurs when adding an .m3u, allowing arbitrary code execution with the privileges of the user running AudioCoder. This Metasploit module has been tested successfully on AudioCoder 0.8.18.5353 over Windows XP SP3 and Windows 7 SP1.
11e93e7aa31d0230bae1786bd7beb805bafd2f8f17ea750760363ad97854f84aDVD X Player versions 5.5.37 Pro and Standard structured exception handler (SEH) buffer overflow exploit that pops calc.exe.
342a8ca8722652cb76fe697c08c7e930f1d9c84489cf62ad64084e6bf95abdc7AudioCoder version 0.8.18 buffer overflow exploit that creates a malicious .m3u file.
64a784f68f1cf7311b872f67063789f3ae95a8add4b433a02c181132acf3d791Elecard MPEG Player version 5.8 proof of concept local buffer overflow exploit.
7302291bed8b7eb00f297566ec60a621d7adcfae5c0545a7e9a021986f0bdd90This Metasploit module exploits a stack buffer overflow in ALLMediaServer version 0.94. The vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error within the handling of an HTTP request.
9e10375f11d2160bc7bb76256fee52ef258402ea5c166bf2a4a74b2a8c0132a5BlazeDVD Free Edition version 6.1.1.6 suffers from a buffer overflow vulnerability.
bdbc3385b746b6b0cb6e4960656a9e6c260df28173c52e32937cf108929fe845BlazeVideo HDTV Player Standard version 6.6.0.2 SEH buffer overflow exploit that spawns calc.exe.
9ce87967f87508842e8c3d72a010fd4c0fd87459ccdad80168c5778fa1f745e8ALLMediaServer version 0.94 SEH overflow exploit that spawns calc.exe.
581d11bf437584999c610e53bfc9f899cf4e9ab8f2b4079740da0b9dff03d908Hanso Player version 2.1.0 suffers from a buffer overflow vulnerability when handling malformed .m3u files.
9f795d63d476e39c05ab7ce40363630a17581143203123982932bd0ff50c7f30FoxPlayer version 2.9.0 suffers from a denial of service vulnerability.
290eb2afbdb68f2eca3c8bf12b1619e9385af1905c1219068d67edf67fbcc3a9A-PDF All to MP3 Converter version 2.3.0 local buffer overflow exploit that spawns a bind shell on tcp/4444.
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