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CVE-2013-3259: Stack-based buffer overflow in INMATRIX Zoom Player before 8.7 beta 11 allows remote attackers to execute a...

Stack-based buffer overflow in INMATRIX Zoom Player before 8.7 beta 11 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a large biClrUsed value in a BMP file.

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This is an old Zoom Player flaw where a specially crafted BMP image can crash the player and potentially run code on a user's machine. Business risk depends on whether legacy Zoom Player installations still exist and open untrusted media or image files. The source bundle does not show current exploitation or a CVSS score. Exposure is most likely on Windows endpoints with Zoom Player versions earlier than 8.7 beta 11, especially where users open BMP files from email, web downloads, shared folders, or archives. The bundle does not identify server-side exposure or broader affected product lines. Treat this as a targeted legacy endpoint risk rather than an enterprise-wide emergency. Prioritize discovery and removal or upgrade of outdated Zoom Player installations, especially on workstations that handle external files. No source in the bundle supports active exploitation. Mitigation focus: Inventory endpoints for INMATRIX Zoom Player installations and versions.; Upgrade Zoom Player to 8.7 beta 11 or later where supported.; Remove unsupported legacy Zoom Player installations from managed endpoints..

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