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CVE-2014-4112 is a memory corruption vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 11. Improper handling of objects in memory allows a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code in the current user's security context or cause a denial of service when the browser processes a specially crafted website. The vulnerability is distinct from CVE-2014-0304 and is addressed by cumulative security update KB2925418 under MS14-012.
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A memory-corruption vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 that allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code or cause denial of service through a crafted website. The record references Microsoft advisory MS14-012.
Memory corruption in Internet Explorer 11 could allow arbitrary code execution with the current user's rights through a specially crafted webpage. The September 2014 revision clarified that the existing KB2925418 update already fixes this vulnerability; previously patched customers needed no additional action. Microsoft reported no exploitation at bulletin issuance.
A memory corruption vulnerability in Internet Explorer 11 that can permit remote code execution with the current user's rights through a specially crafted webpage. The September 2014 revision clarifies that the existing KB2925418 update already fixes this flaw; customers who successfully installed it need no additional action.
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