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CVE-2007-4375: The administrative interface (aka DkService.exe) in Diskeeper 9 Professional, 2007 Pro Premier, and probabl...

The administrative interface (aka DkService.exe) in Diskeeper 9 Professional, 2007 Pro Premier, and probably other versions exposes a memory comparison function via RPC over TCP, which allows remote attackers to (1) obtain sensitive information (process memory contents), as demonstrated by an attack that obtains module base addresses to defeat Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR); or (2) cause a denial of service (application crash) via an out-of-bounds address.

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This is a legacy Diskeeper administrative service issue. If the DkService.exe interface is reachable over TCP RPC, a remote attacker may read process memory or crash the application. The business risk is mainly legacy-system exposure, sensitive memory disclosure, and operational disruption on systems still running affected Diskeeper versions. Likely exposure is limited to systems still running Diskeeper 9 Professional, 2007 Pro Premier, or probably related versions, with the administrative interface reachable over TCP. The source bundle does not provide CPEs, supported version ranges, authentication requirements, or default network exposure details. Prioritize discovery and containment over emergency response. This is an old vulnerability with no cited active exploitation, but any reachable legacy administrative service capable of memory disclosure deserves near-term remediation or isolation. Mitigation focus: Identify hosts running affected or legacy Diskeeper versions.; Restrict DkService.exe administrative RPC access to trusted management networks.; Remove Diskeeper where it is no longer operationally required..

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