53265 : Autodesk I-drop Indicator idrop.idrop.2 ActiveX (IDrop.ocx) Multiple Property Memory Corruption
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Views This Week	Views All Time	Added to OSVDB	Last Modified	Modified (since 2008)	Percent Complete
17	1024	over 2 years ago	11 months ago	6 times	90%

Timeline

Vendor Informed Date	Disclosure Date
2008-06-17	2009-04-02

Keywords

CLSID:{21E0CB95-1198-4945-A3D2-4BF804295F78}, CLSID: {32290CD1-D585-4803-AF20-F16E20FF377A}

Description

A memory corruption flaw exists in I-drop Indicator. The idrop.idrop.2 ActiveX control fails to validate the Src, Background, and PackageXml properties resulting in memory corruption. With a specially crafted website, a context-dependent attacker can cause arbitrary code execution resulting in a loss of integrity.

Classification

Location: Remote / Network Access, Context Dependent
Attack Type: Input Manipulation
Impact: Loss of Integrity
Solution: Discontinued Product
Exploit: Exploit Public
Disclosure: Vendor Verified, Uncoordinated Disclosure
OSVDB: Web Related

Solution

Currently, there are no known upgrades or patches to correct this issue. It is possible to correct the flaw by implementing the following workaround: set the kill-bit on the IDrop ActiveX Control (CLSID {21E0CB95-1198-4945-A3D2-4BF804295F78}) or (CLSID: {32290CD1-D585-4803-AF20-F16E20FF377A}). See Microsoft KB article 240797 for more details.

Products

Autodesk, Inc.

I-Drop Indicator

17.1.51.160

References

Bugtraq ID: 34352
Secunia Advisory ID: 34563
Milw0rm: 8560
Exploit Database: 8560
Mail List Post: http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/fulldisclosure/2009-04/0020.html
Vendor URL: http://www.autodesk.com

Tools & Filters

	36087

Credit

Elazar Broad - elazarhushmail.com - iDefense's Vulnerability Contributor Program

CVSSv2 Score

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Anonymous - 2011/03/04 12:37:49

If this control is installed on a 64bit machine (such as Windows 7 64bit) the CLSID is different. For these machines it is CLSID: {32290CD1-D585-4803-AF20-F16E20FF377A}

Anonymous - 2011/03/04 13:04:27

Additionally, the link provided only works for 32bit IE on a 32bit OS. If this is a typical 32bit IE on a 64bit OS, the location of the killbit entry changes. Refer to the following URL: http://blogs.technet.com/b/srd/archive/2008/02/06/the-kill_2d00_bit-faq_3a00_-part-1-of-3.aspx

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