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CNET News.com
November 25, 2004, 12:40 GMT
A security company has issued a 'highly critical' warning relating to an attack that exploits a flaw in NullSoft's popular music player
Playlist files for the WinAmp player could contain a new flaw, security firm Secunia said this week. The company advised people to remove the associations in the program for the ".cda" and ".m3u" extensions in order to avoid being bitten by the bug, which it rated as "highly critical" -- the company's second highest rating.
The vulnerability is due to a memory problem with a certain function in the program that reads the music lists. The flaw occurs in version 5.05 and 5.06 of the program, the firm stated.
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pored problema oko nastavka razvoja WinAmp'a, nastavlja se i traženje rupa u istom .. uspešno koliko vidim ..
Izbrištite *.cda i *.m3u iz liste za pokretanje odredjenih extenzija ..
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