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Update iTunes

  • 14-01-2005 11:44pm
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    Apple patches 'highly critical' iTunes bug

    By John Leyden, The Register Jan 14 2005 9:43AM
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    Apple updated its iTunes software this week following the discovery of a security bug that leaves open a way to compromise vulnerable systems. A bug in code used by iTunes to parse .m3u and .pls playlists means a maliciously-crafted playlist (with long URL file entries) can crash vulnerable versions of the application. In the process, hostile code can be injected into vulnerable systems. This is a classic buffer overflow attack. iTunes users are advised to update to version 4.7.1 to guard against the risk of attack. Hymn users, beware: the upgrade breaks this anti-DRM utility. Security reporting firm Secunia rates the iTunes bug as "highly critical". Exploitations of both Mac OS and Windows machines running iTunes is possible - providing an attacker tricks a user opening a malicious playlist file with a vulnerable version of iTunes.
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