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CVE-2009-0475: Integer underflow in the Huffman decoding functionality (pvmp3_huffman_parsing.cpp) in OpenCORE 2.0 and ear...

Integer underflow in the Huffman decoding functionality (pvmp3_huffman_parsing.cpp) in OpenCORE 2.0 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (process crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a crafted MP3 file that triggers heap corruption.

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CVE-2009-0475 is a media parsing flaw in OpenCORE 2.0 and earlier. A malicious MP3 file can crash a process and may corrupt heap memory enough to run attacker-controlled code. Business risk depends on whether affected OpenCORE decoding is still present in products, mobile builds, appliances, or back-end media processing. Exposure is most likely in systems that embed OpenCORE 2.0 or earlier for MP3 decoding. The provided affected-product metadata is incomplete, so teams should not assume only one platform is affected. Check embedded SDKs, mobile forks, media players, and services that process user-supplied MP3 files. Prioritize verification for internet-facing or user-content media workflows. The age of the CVE lowers urgency for fully patched modern stacks, but legacy embedded software can persist for years. Treat confirmed affected decoders as high priority because the impact includes crash and possible code execution. Mitigation focus: Inventory products and services using OpenCORE 2.0 or earlier MP3 decoding.; Review the referenced OpenCORE/Android fix and downstream vendor guidance.; Update or replace affected OpenCORE components where vendor-supported fixes exist..

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