> From: "jelmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I believe from ie6 SP1 on IE doesn't open any mht files directly from the
> web anymore.
> from the local filesystem it still works though.
That's the funny thing, IE6 SP1 still allows opening MHT files directly from
the web in the Internet Zone, so this is r
On 10 Mar 2003, Tom Tanaka wrote:
> CANON SYSTEM SOLUTIONS INC. Security Alert
>
> VULNERABILITY:.MHT Buffer Overflow in Internet Explorer
>
> DATE FOUND:March 2, 2003
>
> Severity:High Risk(code can be executed remotely)
[snip]
> The following error will occu
bject: .MHT Buffer Overflow in Internet Explorer
>
>
> CANON SYSTEM SOLUTIONS INC. Security Alert
>
> VULNERABILITY:.MHT Buffer Overflow in Internet Explorer
>
> DATE FOUND:March 2, 2003
>
Excellent!
Yes, there has always been something suspicious about that spot.
Simply writing the word [header] GIF89a in the same spot will create
an empty image container:
--phuquedup.mhtml-
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
GIF89a
--phuquedup.mhtml-
E
CANON SYSTEM SOLUTIONS INC. Security Alert
VULNERABILITY:.MHT Buffer Overflow in Internet Explorer
DATE FOUND:March 2, 2003
Severity:High Risk(code can be executed remotely)
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SUMMARY:
IE5 introduced the new
