This document is an analysis of the XMLCoreServices vulnerability as noted in CVE-2012-1889.
828b379ab4424701b75ce391f88d286539d3a8d455c851c98b434fdae395ec19Since the 30th of May 2012 hackers were abusing the Microsoft XML core services vulnerability. The 10th of July 2012 Microsoft finally published a security advisory which fixes this issue. The present document and video explains the details about this fix. As a lab test they used a Windows XP workstation with Service Pack 3. The Internet explorer version is 6.0.
0663e2de1f39f4495717f0290d861ffdd11a1fe7f2edc6deba2d85db93bac5bdThis is a thorough analysis of the Microsoft XML core services uninitialized memory vulnerability as noted by CVE-2012-1889. It includes proof of concept data to trigger the issue and goes through the flow.
71478922d4d7dd398af9e4e90d1f859e3494d8ddf266086e502d50612e95667aThis Metasploit module exploits a memory corruption flaw in Microsoft XML Core Services when trying to access an uninitialized Node with the getDefinition API, which may corrupt memory allowing remote code execution. At the moment, this module only targets Microsoft XML Core Services 3.0 via IE6 and IE7 over Windows XP SP3.
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