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McAfee Labs :

Potential Yahoo Messenger Zero-Day

Tuesday, August 14, 2007 at 7:00am by Karthik Raman
Karthik Raman

A post on a Chinese-language security forum claims that there is a zero-day vulnerability in Yahoo Messenger. Researchers at Avert Labs have found that this flaw may allow for user-assisted remote-code execution attacks. No code exploiting this flaw has been published yet.

 We’re currently working with Yahoo to be able to confirm or deny that this is a zero-day.

We’ll keep you updated.

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  • Scott Blomquist August 15, 2007 9:42AM

    Hi Karthik,
    Good work, luckily nobody here runs any webcams.
    Hope everything is going well and you’ve had some time to enjoy the summer.

    Scott

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