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Arrow  Topic :

MythControl (MythTV remote control) arbitrary code execution


Arrow  SecurityAlert : 2096
Arrow  CVE : CVE-2006-6860
Arrow  SecurityRisk : High  Security Risk High  (About)
Arrow  Remote Exploit : Yes
Arrow  Local Exploit : Yes
Arrow  Exploit Available : No
Arrow  Credit : sapheal
Arrow  Published : 05.01.2007

Arrow  Affected Software : MythControl <=1.0



Arrow  Advisory Content :  

Synopsis: MythControl (MythTV remote control) arbitrary code execution
Product: MythControl
Version: <=1.0

Product:
=======

MythControl makes out of your Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone the
best remote control ever for MythTV (or similar Media Center Products).
It uses Bluetooth to communicate with your MythTV box and has a
flexible, customizable user interface.

MythControlServer is a small server application for use with MythControl
remote clients.
It uses the Bluez RFCOMM interface to listen for client connections and
forwards the received
commands to either MythFrontend or shell.

Issue:
======

A critical security vulnerability has been found in the product. It is
possible to execute arbitrary code.

Details:
========
In sendToMythTV the command that is to be sent might overflow
the sendStr string.

Affected Versions
=================

MythControl <= 1.0

Solution
=========

The sent command must be small enough to fit in the prepared
buffer to send.

Exploitation
============

Exploitation might be conducted by using an overflowed command
variable value.

Kind regards,

Michal Bucko - sapheal





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