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CVE-2017-13797 is a memory corruption vulnerability in the WebKit component affecting multiple Apple products, including iOS before 11.1, Safari before 11.0.1, iCloud for Windows before 7.1, iTunes for Windows before 12.7.1, and tvOS before 11.1. Apple states that processing maliciously crafted web content can lead to arbitrary code execution, and the broader CVE description also notes denial of service through memory corruption and application crash when a remote attacker delivers a crafted website. Apple indicates the issue was addressed by improved memory handling. The specific vulnerable function is not identified in the provided content.
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A WebKit memory corruption vulnerability that may lead to arbitrary code execution when processing maliciously crafted web content.
A WebKit memory corruption vulnerability that may lead to arbitrary code execution when processing maliciously crafted web content.
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