IQID:3124 OpenOffice OLE Heap Based Buffer Overflow S

IQID:3124 OpenOffice OLE Heap Based Buffer Overflow S

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IQID:3124 OpenOffice OLE Heap Based Buffer Overflow S

IQID: 3124 - May 2008

A successful heap overflow attack against OpenOffice.org via an OLE file with a crafted DocumentSummaryInformation stream.

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