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CVE-2013-2602: Multiple array index errors in the MyHeritage SEQueryObject ActiveX control (SearchEngineQuery.dll) 1.0.2.0...

Multiple array index errors in the MyHeritage SEQueryObject ActiveX control (SearchEngineQuery.dll) 1.0.2.0 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the (1) seTokensArray, or (2) seTokensValuesArray parameter to the AddTokens method; (3) seLastNameTokensArray parameter to the AddLastNameTokens method; (4) seFrameIdArray, (5) seSourceIdArray, (6) seHasBreakdownArray, (7) seIsIndexedArray, (8) seAllConcatArray, (9) seRefererURLArray, or (10) seMandatoryFieldsArray parameter to the AddMultipleSearches method; (11) seSourceIdArray, (12) seIsIndexedArray, (13) seAllConcatArray, (14) seRefererURLArray, (15) seQATestsArray, (16) seAllSourceIDsArray, (17) seAllSourceTitlesArray, (18) seMandatoryFieldsArray, or (19) seAllSourceRootURLArray parameter to the TestYourself method.

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CVE-2013-2602 is a memory-handling flaw in a MyHeritage ActiveX control. If a vulnerable control is present, malicious web content could potentially make it run code on the user's Windows machine. The source bundle does not name a vendor patch, CVSS score, or current support status. Likely limited to legacy Windows environments where the MyHeritage SEQueryObject ActiveX control SearchEngineQuery.dll 1.0.2.0 is installed and reachable by Internet Explorer or other ActiveX-capable hosts. Treat this as a focused legacy exposure issue. It is potentially serious where present because it involves remote code execution, but urgency depends on whether the obsolete ActiveX control exists in your environment. Mitigation focus: Inventory endpoints for SearchEngineQuery.dll version 1.0.2.0.; Remove the MyHeritage ActiveX control where it is not required.; Disable or restrict ActiveX for untrusted sites..

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