Vulnerability

MS08-067

vulnerability:ms08_067

Microsoft security bulletin identifying a critical, remotely exploitable, wormable vulnerability affecting Windows.

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Direction Predicate Other entity Origin EP
outgoing AFFECTS Windows Explicit 57
outgoing AFFECTS Windows XP Explicit 57
outgoing ASSOCIATED_WITH Remote Code Execution Explicit 57
outgoing ASSOCIATED_WITH wormable Explicit 57
outgoing DISCOVERED_BY Andrew Explicit 57
outgoing DISCOVERED_BY John Lambert Explicit 57
incoming EXPLOITS MS08-067 Explicit 57

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MS08-067 AFFECTS Windows

MS08-067 was a vulnerability in Windows and affected every version of Windows available at that point.

Explicit Confidence 99% · John Lambert EP 57 Details

“it affected every version of Windows up until we had at that point”

John Lambert · offsets 27501–27567

MS08-067 AFFECTS Windows XP

The vulnerability was found in Windows XP and was present in fully updated Windows systems.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 57 Details

“While they found this in Windows XP, the vulnerability existed in more than just XP”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 27401–27484

MS08-067 EXPLOITS MS08-067

The MS08-067 exploit was used to exploit the MS08-067 vulnerability.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 57 Details

“run this exploit against it”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 50802–50829

MS08-067 ASSOCIATED_WITH Remote Code Execution

The vulnerability allowed remote code execution: an attacker could execute commands on the victim's Windows computer.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 57 Details

“In the security world we call this kind of vulnerability an RCE which means you can do Remote Code Execution”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 24304–24412

MS08-067 ASSOCIATED_WITH wormable

The vulnerability was wormable, meaning an exploit could propagate across the internet and repeat the attack on additional systems.

Explicit Confidence 99% · John Lambert EP 57 Details

“Wormable means that you have a vulnerability that an attacker can write an exploit for and it can propagate across the internet”

John Lambert · offsets 24929–25056

MS08-067 DISCOVERED_BY Andrew

Andrew identified the previously unknown vulnerability after analyzing the crash report and related code.

Explicit Confidence 98% · John Lambert EP 57 Details

“He said I found a vulnerability”

John Lambert · offsets 23604–23635

MS08-067 DISCOVERED_BY John Lambert

John Lambert identified evidence of a new attack and unknown vulnerability in Windows through Windows Error Reporting crash data.

Explicit Confidence 93% · John Lambert EP 57 Details

“I clearly had enough evidence to say this was a new attack, a new vulnerability that we did not know about”