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A stack-based buffer overflow exists in Apple iTunes versions 10.4.0.80 through 10.6.1.7 on both Windows and MacOS. The vulnerability is triggered when iTunes processes an extended M3U playlist file containing a specially crafted '#EXTINF:' tag. The content following '#EXTINF:,' is copied from a heap buffer to a fixed-size (0x274-byte) stack buffer without proper boundary checks, leading to a potential overflow. The vulnerable code is located in iTunes.dll, using REP MOVSD on Windows and MEMMOVE on MacOS for the unsafe copy operation. This flaw can be exploited by importing a malicious playlist file or by opening remote playlists via HTTP or itms:// links, including those embedded in web pages. Safari automatically opens iTunes for itms:// links, increasing the risk of exploitation. The vulnerability was discovered by Rh0 and fixed in iTunes 10.6.3.25.
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