RE: Foundstone Research Labs Advisory - Multiple Exploitable Buffer Overflows in Winamp (fwd)

["Richard Stanway" <null@127.0.0.1>]

> at Thursday, December 19, 2002 12:31 AM, Dave Ahmad
> <da () securityfocus com> was seen to say:
> > Solution:
> > For Winamp 2.81 users
> > We recommend either upgrading to Winamp 3.0 or redownloading Winamp
> > 2.81 (which has since been fixed) from: http://www.winamp.com
> Does anyone have a more direct URL or a MD5 hash of the "safe" file? the
> current download of 2.81 is still dated Aug 21 and the current 3.0 dated
> 8 Aug (on the site - haven't downloaded 3.0. but the internal date on
> 2.81 is definitely the 21st)
> There is also *nothing* about this on the winamp site - its as if it
> didn't exist.

I'm not sure about version 3, but 2.81:

sha1 of old_winamp281_std.exe:
EA1B5C4D1C3385ECECF912F97FBA9119921711F3

sha1 of winamp281_std.exe:
043F3B966E5A04A54B868A92A96543FEDB45D035

The file on the site is different to the one I downloaded a few weeks ago.
After installing it, the winamp.exe is identical, but the in_mp3.dll plugin
has changed and the listed version is "2.81b" instead of "2.81". The SHA1 of
the new in_mp3.dll is 6526FD310031AF47B89FC43F2552C0D51CA7D433.

Richard Stanway
http://www.r1ch.net/