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McAfee Remediation
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Manager
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Malware coverage is out of scope.
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McAfee Policy Auditor SCAP
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Out of scope
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MNAC SCAP
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Out of scope
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Microsoft Internet Explorer DOM Operation Memory Corruption Vulnerability
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Threat Identifier(s)
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CVE-2010-0249
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Threat Type
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Vulnerability
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Risk Assessment
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High
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Main Threat Vectors
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E-Mail; Web
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User Interaction Required
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Description
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A memory corruption vulnerability in some versions of Microsoft Internet
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Explorer may lead to remote code execution or an application crash. The
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flaw lies in Internet Explorer's handling of certain DOM operations.
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Exploitation can occur via a maliciously crafted file or a maliciously crafted
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web page and allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code. Failed exploit
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attempts may result in an application crash (denial of service).
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Importance
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High. On January 14 Microsoft publicly disclosed this vulnerability. Active
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exploitation has been observed in the wild.
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McAfee Product Coverage *
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DAT files
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Coverage for known exploits and associated malware is provided as
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Exploit-Comele, Roarur.dr, and Roarur.dll in the 5862 DATs, released
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January 15.
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VSE BOP
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Generic buffer overflow protection is expected to cover some, but not all,
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exploits.
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Host IPS
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Generic buffer overflow protection is expected to cover some, but not all,
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exploits.
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McAfee Network Security
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Platform
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Extended coverage is provided in the January 18 UDS release via the
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signature "Microsoft Internet Explorer HTML DOM Memory
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Corruption III." Coverage was originally provided in the UDS release of
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January 14.
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McAfee Vulnerability
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Manager
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The FSL/MVM package of January 14 includes a vulnerability check to
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assess if your systems are at risk.
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MNAC 2.x
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Under analysis
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McAfee Remediation
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Manager
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Remediation Manager provides mitigation for this issue by elevating
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Internet Explorer settings in the Internet and Local Intranet zones. A
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remedy for this issue will be provided upon release of an official vendor
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patch.
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Cleaning and Repair
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A full on-demand scan must run to completely clean an infected host. In some cases, it
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may also be necessary to run the on-demand scan in Safe Mode, as well as run a second
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scan after a reboot. It is critical that the on-demand scan be configured properly.
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The proper configuration:
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Scan All Local Drives
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Memory for Rootkits
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Running Processes
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Registry
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First
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Action
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set to
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Clean
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The full, recommended process:
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Launch a full on-demand scan with the prior-documented configuration
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Allow the scan to run to completion
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Reboot
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Launch a second on-demand scan and allow it to run to completion to verify that
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the system has been cleaned
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Common URLs accessed
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The following domains need to be blocked at the firewall:
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360.homeunix.com
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69.164.192.4
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alt1.homelinux.com
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amt1.homelinux.com
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aop1.homelinux.com
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app1.homelinux.com
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blogspot.blogsite.org
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filoups.info
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ftp2.homeunix.com
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ftpaccess.cc
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google.homeunix.com
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members.linode.com
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sl1.homelinux.org
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sl1.homelinux.org
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tyuqwer.dyndns.org
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update.ourhobby.com
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voanews.ath.cx
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webswan.33iqst.com:4000
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yahoo.8866.org
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ymail.ath.cx
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yahooo.8866.org
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sl1.homelinux.org
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360.homeunix.com
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