IQID:2295 HTTP MS IE COM ActiveX Object Memory Corruption (Htmlmm.ocx) Poc_2 S

IQID:2295 HTTP MS IE COM ActiveX Object Memory Corruption (Htmlmm.ocx) Poc_2 S

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IQID:2295 HTTP MS IE COM ActiveX Object Memory Corruption (Htmlmm.ocx) Poc_2 S

IQID: 2295 - February 2007

A successful remote code execution attack against Microsoft Internet Explorer when Internet Explorer attempts to instantiate certain COM objects as ActiveX Controls (Msb1fren.dll, Htmlmm.ocx, and Blnmgrps.dll).

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