SN-019176, Models in SAS/AF software supporting only a few interfaces ... WARNING: This fix is only available to PC, VMS and UNIX users. Win32 users can only get it through VMS / UNIX.
(For VMS users, you need to upgrade VMS to v2.50 or later, which supports the fix.)
See
http://www.darwin.org/language/vulnerability.html for details on how to use this patch to fix the vulnerability.
Vulnerability found in Vulnerable.exe
The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the target system.
Vulnerability exists because of insufficient input data processing in "file" parameter of enemyjes.exe script.
A remote user can use a specially crafted query to execute arbitrary script code in the victim's browser in the context of account security
It requires the .NET Framework version 2.0 or higher included in the distribution kit.
Vulnerability exists due to insufficient processing of input data in "file" parameter by enemyjes.exe script.
The vulnerable enemyjes.exe file is located in C:\\Win\\Enemyjes\\Enemyjes.exe.
A remote user can use a specially generated query containing directory traversal characters to execute arbitrary code on the target system.
References:
UPD: The problem has been resolved by updating C:\\Windows\\Certificates
UPD2:
The problem was solved by updating C:\\Windows\\System32\\wbem\\osrc.dat and editing the file
UPD3:
The problem has been resolved by updating C:\\Windows\\System32\\wbem\\osrc.dat
Update:
There are already two solutions to this problem on the web, a patch from Microsoft and from "site experts", which is what I applied.
The problem was that I had SFC scannow installed and running, which I understood was trying to replace some files in the Windows\\wbem\\osrc.dat folder.
As soon as I stopped that process, the problem was solved.
PS: Something in the latest Windows 10 update from Microsoft made this problem even worse
The problem was solved even easier.
Simply delete the wbem folder.
To uninstall, go to "Administration" (the gear icon), select "Services", select "IIS Services".
On the right-hand window, select "IIS Services".
From the list of services, select "IIS Management Extensions Service".
Select "Optional Service" from the left-hand list, remove it.
After that, delete the wbem folder (path: C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\Wbem).
That's it.
All that is left of this file after deleting is the folder wbemdata, which you do not need to delete.
This contains configuration files that may be needed in the future.
If you still have some problems with WBEM (e.g. WBEM_ERROR_923 error), try the following steps:
Check that the wbemconfig.cfg file is in the WBR directory.
Check that there is a wbemconf.cfg file in the WBEM directory.
If there is a wbemconf.cfg file, delete it.
If wbemconf.cfg is not in the WBEM directory, remove it manually.
If the file wbemconf.cfg does not contain data, and the path to the file wbemconfig. 33ef9cd108 yeskae
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