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CVE-2004-1587: Buffer overflow in Monolith games including (1) Alien versus Predator 2 1.0.9.6 and earlier, (2) Blood 2 2....

Buffer overflow in Monolith games including (1) Alien versus Predator 2 1.0.9.6 and earlier, (2) Blood 2 2.1 and earlier, (3) No one lives forever 1.004 and earlier and (4) Shogo 2.2 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a long secure Gamespy query.

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This is an old remote crash vulnerability in several Monolith games. A specially long GameSpy secure query can overflow a buffer and crash the affected game application. The business risk is mainly availability for any still-running public game servers, not typical enterprise systems. Exposure is likely limited to legacy, internet-reachable Monolith game servers or installations that still answer GameSpy-style secure queries. Normal corporate environments are unlikely to be exposed unless they host archival, gaming, or community servers. Treat this as a targeted legacy availability issue. It is not a broad enterprise emergency, but public-facing affected servers should be retired, restricted, or validated because the described impact is remotely triggered crash. Mitigation focus: Inventory listed Monolith titles and versions in hosted or archived environments.; Remove or retire affected public-facing game servers where no business need exists.; Restrict network access to any remaining server query interfaces..

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