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CVE-2013-4694: Stack-based buffer overflow in gen_jumpex.dll in Winamp before 5.64 Build 3418 allows remote attackers to c...

Stack-based buffer overflow in gen_jumpex.dll in Winamp before 5.64 Build 3418 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a package with a long Skin directory name. NOTE: a second buffer overflow involving a long GUI Search field to ml_local.dll was also reported. However, since it is only exploitable by the user of the application, this issue would not cross privilege boundaries unless Winamp is running under a highly restricted environment such as a kiosk.

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This is an old Winamp desktop-player flaw that can crash the application and may allow code execution when a crafted package uses an overly long Skin directory name. Business risk is concentrated on endpoints still running Winamp before 5.64 Build 3418 and users who open untrusted skins or packages. Exposure is likely limited to legacy Windows endpoints with Winamp installed below 5.64 Build 3418, especially where users can download or open third-party Winamp skins or packages. The source bundle does not identify server-side products, cloud services, or broader platform exposure. Treat this as a legacy endpoint hygiene issue, not an internet-facing emergency. Prioritize discovery and removal or upgrade where Winamp remains installed, especially on shared workstations, kiosks, or environments that permit user-downloaded media components. Mitigation focus: Upgrade Winamp to 5.64 Build 3418 or later where Winamp must remain installed.; Remove Winamp from managed endpoints where it is not business-required.; Block or discourage untrusted Winamp skins, packages, and related downloads..

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