Adobe Reader And Acrobat Integer wraparound vulnerability (CVE-2013-2729)
Severity: CRITICAL
CVE Identifier: CVE-2013-2729
Advisory Date: JUL 21, 2015
DESCRIPTION
Integer overflow in Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x before 9.5.5, 10.x before 10.1.7, and 11.x before 11.0.03 allows attackers to execute arbitrary code via unspecified vectors, a different vulnerability than CVE-2013-2727.
TREND MICRO PROTECTION INFORMATION
Apply associated Trend Micro DPI Rules.
SOLUTION
Trend Micro Deep Security DPI Rule Number: 1005523
Trend Micro Deep Security DPI Rule Name: 1005523 - Adobe Acrobat And Reader Unspecified Remote Integer Overflow Vulnerability (CVE-2013-2729)
AFFECTED SOFTWARE AND VERSION
- adobe acrobat 10.0
- adobe acrobat 10.0.1
- adobe acrobat 10.0.2
- adobe acrobat 10.0.3
- adobe acrobat 10.1
- adobe acrobat 10.1.1
- adobe acrobat 10.1.2
- adobe acrobat 10.1.3
- adobe acrobat 10.1.4
- adobe acrobat 10.1.5
- adobe acrobat 10.1.6
- adobe acrobat 11.0
- adobe acrobat 11.0.1
- adobe acrobat 11.0.2
- adobe acrobat 9.0
- adobe acrobat 9.1
- adobe acrobat 9.1.1
- adobe acrobat 9.1.2
- adobe acrobat 9.1.3
- adobe acrobat 9.2
- adobe acrobat 9.3
- adobe acrobat 9.3.1
- adobe acrobat 9.3.2
- adobe acrobat 9.3.3
- adobe acrobat 9.3.4
- adobe acrobat 9.4
- adobe acrobat 9.4.1
- adobe acrobat 9.4.2
- adobe acrobat 9.4.3
- adobe acrobat 9.4.4
- adobe acrobat 9.4.5
- adobe acrobat 9.4.6
- adobe acrobat 9.4.7
- adobe acrobat 9.5
- adobe acrobat 9.5.1
- adobe acrobat 9.5.2
- adobe acrobat 9.5.3
- adobe acrobat 9.5.4
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.0
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.0.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.0.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.0.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1.4
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1.5
- adobe acrobat_reader 10.1.6
- adobe acrobat_reader 11.0
- adobe acrobat_reader 11.0.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 11.0.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.0
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.1.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.1.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.1.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.3.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.3.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.3.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.3.4
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.4
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.5
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.6
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.4.7
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.5
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.5.1
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.5.2
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.5.3
- adobe acrobat_reader 9.5.4
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