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CVE-2013-4695 is an invalid pointer dereference vulnerability in Winamp 5.63's bookmark-handling component. Winamp insufficiently validates the lengths of attacker-controlled strings in bookmark configuration entries before using them in an indirect pointer call. A crafted configuration can corrupt or control data used by the dereference, potentially resulting in arbitrary code execution. Older Winamp releases may also be affected.
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A WinAmp invalid-pointer-dereference vulnerability in gen_ff.dll. An attacker able to place a malicious links.xml file in the user's WinAmp application-data directory can control memory involved in an indirect pointer call and potentially execute code.
A local invalid-pointer-dereference flaw in WinAmp 5.63's gen_ff.dll browser-bookmark handling. A malicious links.xml placed in the victim's %APPDATA%\WinAmp directory can cause a crash or potentially execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the user running WinAmp.
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