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    <definition id="OVAL12" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass restrictions for executing scripts via an object that processes asynchronous events after the initial security checks have been made.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
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          <criterion test_ref="wft-201" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4913.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
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    <definition id="OVAL16" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the chunked encoding transfer mechanism in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 and 5.0 Active Server Pages allows attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0079</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
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        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
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        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
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    <definition id="OVAL17" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="changed IE test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files via malformed requests to the GetObject function, which bypass some of GetObject's security checks.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0023</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-203" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2713.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
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      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL18" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-16-12:00" comment="Completing an initial submission.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-02:40">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-10-19-04:29" comment="done">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Shell (used as the Windows Desktop) allows local and possibly remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a custom URL handler that has not been removed for an application that has been improperly uninstalled.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0070</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-490" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7116" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-288" comment="Patch Q313829 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL19" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute scripts in the Local Computer zone via a URL that exploits a local HTML resource file, aka the "Cross-Site Scripting in Local HTML Resource" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0189</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-204" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2716.2200" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL20" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DCERPC DCOM object activation request packet with modified length fields, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0528.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0715</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-568" comment="the version of rpcss.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6810" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL22" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ASP data transfer mechanism in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0, and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service or execute code, aka "Microsoft-discovered variant of Chunked Encoding buffer overrun."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0147</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL23" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass restrictions for executing scripts via an object that processes asynchronous events after the initial security checks have been made.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-213" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-206" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4725.2100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL24" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>FTP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>The FTP service in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows attackers who have established an FTP session to cause a denial of service via a specially crafted status request containing glob characters.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0073</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-202" comment="FTP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL25" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the chunked encoding transfer mechanism in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 and 5.0 Active Server Pages allows attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0079</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL26" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Network Connection Manager (NCM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A handler routine for the Network Connection Manager (NCM) in Windows 2000 allows local users to gain privileges via a complex attack that causes the handler to run in the LocalSystem context with user-specified code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0720</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-207" comment="the version of netman.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5974" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-229" comment="Patch Q326886 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL27" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 and 6.0 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via malformed Content-Disposition and Content-Type header fields that cause the application for the spoofed file type to pass the file back to the operating system for handling rather than raise an error message, aka the first variant of the "Content Disposition" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0193</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-214" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-208" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3504.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-215" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL29" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the chunked encoding transfer mechanism in IIS 4.0 and 5.0 allows attackers to execute arbitrary code via the processing of HTR request sessions, aka "Heap Overrun in HTR Chunked Encoding Could Enable Web Server Compromise."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0364</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-209" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\ism.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.5671" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-238" comment="Patch Q321599 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-203" comment="ism.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL30" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SMTP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-05-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-30-12:00" comment="Changed the registry key in question for the SMTP enabled check to SMTPSVC from SMTP.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
      </dates>
      <description>SMTP service in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP Professional, and Exchange 2000 to cause a denial of service via a command with a malformed data transfer (BDAT) request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0055</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-210" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\smtpsvc.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.4905" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-239" comment="Patch Q313450" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-240" comment="SMTP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL32" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass restrictions for executing scripts via an object that processes asynchronous events after the initial security checks have been made.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-203" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2713.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL35" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>FTP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>The FTP service in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows attackers who have established an FTP session to cause a denial of service via a specially crafted status request containing glob characters.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0073</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-202" comment="FTP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL37" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Directory traversal vulnerability in IIS 5.0 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands by encoding .. (dot dot) and "\" characters twice.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0333</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-211" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\ism.dll version is less than 4.2.764.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-241" comment="Patch Q295534 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-243" comment="Windows NT 4.0 Security Roll-up Package" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL38" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-05-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:55" comment="modified wft-212 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows 2000 allows local users to prevent the application of new group policy settings by opening Group Policy files with exclusive-read access.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0051</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-220" comment="Windows 2000 (domain controller) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-212" comment="the version of srvsvc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.4980" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-246" comment="Patch Q318593 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL39" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0, and 5.1 allows remote attackers to spoof the safety check for HTTP headers and cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via HTTP header field values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0150</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL40" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files via malformed requests to the GetObject function, which bypass some of GetObject's security checks.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0023</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-201" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4913.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
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      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL44" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 4.0 and 5.0 allows remote attackers to read documents outside of the web root, and possibly execute arbitrary commands, via malformed URLs that contain UNICODE encoded characters, aka the "Web Server Folder Traversal" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-0884</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-213" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\w3svc.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.2103" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-247" comment="Patch Q269862 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-248" comment="Patch Q277873 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-249" comment="Patch Q293826 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL45" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ism.dll ISAPI extension that implements HTR scripting in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 and 5.0 allows attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via HTR requests with long variable names.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0071</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-203" comment="ism.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL46" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability in Help File search facility for Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to embed scripts into another user's session.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0074</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL49" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass the cross-domain security model to run malicious script or arbitrary programs via dialog boxes, aka "Improper Cross Domain Security Validation with dialog box."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1326</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-230" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-214" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 5.0.3513.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-252" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL50" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files via malformed requests to the GetObject function, which bypass some of GetObject's security checks.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0023</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-214" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-215" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3502.4856" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL57" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The showHelp() function in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 supports certain types of pluggable protocols that allow remote attackers to bypass the cross-domain security model and execute arbitrary code, aka "Improper Cross Domain Security Validation with ShowHelp functionality."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1328</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-216" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2723.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL58" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability for Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary script as other web users via the error message used in a URL redirect (""302 Object Moved") message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0075</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL59" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The RPC component in Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows XP allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (disabled RPC service) via a malformed packet to the RPC Endpoint Mapper at TCP port 135, which triggers a null pointer dereference.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1561</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-217" comment="File %windir%\system32\rpcrt4.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.6106" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-253" comment="Patch Q331953_W2K_SP4_X86_EN.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-254" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL61" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Access Service (RAS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-04-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Remote Access Service (RAS) phonebook for Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Routing and Remote Access Server (RRAS) allows local users to execute arbitrary code by modifying the rasphone.pbk file to use a long dial-up entry.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0366</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-256" comment="RAS Phonebook" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-218" comment="File %windir%\system32\rasapi32.dll version is less than 4.0.1381.7140" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-257" comment="Patch Q318138 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-258" comment="RAS Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL63" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Access Service (RAS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-04-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Remote Access Service (RAS) phonebook for Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Routing and Remote Access Server (RRAS) allows local users to execute arbitrary code by modifying the rasphone.pbk file to use a long dial-up entry.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0366</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-256" comment="RAS Phonebook" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-219" comment="File %windir%\system32\rasman.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.4983" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-257" comment="Patch Q318138 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-258" comment="RAS Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL64" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-05-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-08-04-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:56" comment="modified wft-220 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>In Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000, a trusting domain that receives authorization information from a trusted domain does not verify that the trusted domain is authoritative for all listed SIDs, which could allows remote attackers to gain Domain Administrator privileges on the trusting domain by injecting SIDs from untrusted domains into the authorization data that comes from from the trusted domain.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0018</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-220" comment="File %windir%\system32\netlogon.dll version is less than 5.0.893.1105" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-259" comment="Windows 2000 Security Roll-up 1 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL66" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability (XSS) in the ASP function responsible for redirection in Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0, and 5.1 allows remote attackers to embed a URL containing script in a redirection message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0223</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-221" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\asp.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.6672" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL71" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-06-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-07-12:00" comment="modified wft-222 - corrected literal component of file path. It was missing the leading '\'">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-07-09:25" comment="modified wft-222 - Corrected comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>An SQL query method in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Gold and 7.0 using Mixed Mode allows local database users to gain privileges by reusing a cached connection of the sa administrator account.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0344</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-222" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.296.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-261" comment="Mixed Mode Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL72" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ASP data transfer mechanism in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0, and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service or execute code, aka "Microsoft-discovered variant of Chunked Encoding buffer overrun."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0147</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL76" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-04-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>smss.exe debugging subsystem in Windows NT and Windows 2000 does not properly authenticate programs that connect to other programs, which allows local users to gain administrator or SYSTEM privileges by duplicating a handle to a privileged process, as demonstrated by DebPloit.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0367</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-223" comment="File %windir%\system32\smss.exe version is less than 5.0.2195.5695" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-262" comment="Patch Q320206 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL77" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files via malformed requests to the GetObject function, which bypass some of GetObject's security checks.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0023</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-213" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-206" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4725.2100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-202" comment="the patch q316059 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL78" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-08-04-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Directory traversal vulnerability in IIS 5.0 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands by encoding .. (dot dot) and "\" characters twice.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0333</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-224" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\ism.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.3407" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-249" comment="Patch Q293826 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-259" comment="Windows 2000 Security Roll-up 1 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL81" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary script as other users via an HTTP error page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0148</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL82" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-07-12:00" comment="modified wft-225 - correct literal component in file path. Added '\' to the start of the literal string.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-12-12:00" comment="modified wft-89 - wft-89 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:26" comment="modified wft-89 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Vulnerabilities in RPC servers in (1) Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 and earlier, (2) Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and earlier, (3) Windows NT 4.0, and (4) Windows 2000 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service via malformed inputs.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0509</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-225" comment="the version of ssmsrp70.dll is less than 2000.80.213.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-59" comment="the version of dbmsrpcn.dll is less than 2000.80.213.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-89" comment="File sqlservr.exe version3 greater than or equal to 2000.80.384.0" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL83" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-227 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:57" comment="modified wft-227 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflows in Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and 2000 allow attackers with access to SQL Server to execute arbitrary code through the functions (1) raiserror, (2) formatmessage, or (3) xp_sprintf.  NOTE: the C runtime format string vulnerability reported in MS01-060 is identified by CVE-2001-0879.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0542</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-227" comment="File sqlservr.exe version3 less than 2000.80.428.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL87" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Vulnerabilities in the SNMPv1 request handling of a large number of SNMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service or gain privileges via (1) GetRequest, (2) GetNextRequest, and (3) SetRequest messages, as demonstrated by the PROTOS c06-SNMPv1 test suite.  NOTE: It is highly likely that this candidate will be SPLIT into multiple candidates, one or more for each vendor.  This and other SNMP-related candidates will be updated when more accurate information is available.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-228" comment="the version of snmp.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7134" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-263" comment="Patch Q314147 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL89" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Multiple UNC Provider (MUP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-05-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Multiple UNC Provider (MUP) in Microsoft Windows operating systems allows local users to cause a denial of service or possibly gain SYSTEM privileges via a long UNC request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0151</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-229" comment="File %windir%\system32\drivers\mup.sys version is less than 5.0.2195.5080" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-265" comment="Patch Q311967 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL90" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-10-20-10:07" comment="corrected configuration criterion">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a series of malformed WebDAV requests.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0151</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-230" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\httpext.dll version is less than 0.9.3940.20" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-266" comment="Patch Q291845 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-249" comment="Patch Q293826 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-541" comment="WebDav is disabled(for iis 5.0)" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL92" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary script as other users via an HTTP error page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0148</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL95" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in ASP Server-Side Include Function in IIS 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via long file names.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0149</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL96" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if cookies are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The zone determination function in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to run scripts in the Local Computer zone by embedding the script in a cookie, aka the "Cookie-based Script Execution" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0078</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-231" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2715.400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-203" comment="the patch q319282 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-250" comment="cookies are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL98" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in gopher client for Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.1 through 6.0, Proxy Server 2.0, or ISA Server 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a gopher:// URL that redirects the user to a real or simulated gopher server that sends a long response.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0371</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-232" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 6.0.2719.2200" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-271" comment="Gopher Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL99" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-05:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 and 6.0 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via malformed Content-Disposition and Content-Type header fields that cause the application for the spoofed file type to pass the file back to the operating system for handling rather than raise an error message, aka the first variant of the "Content Disposition" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0193</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-204" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2716.2200" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-215" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL103" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Locator service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the RPC Locator service for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows local users to execute arbitrary code via an RPC call to the service containing certain parameter information.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0003</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-233" comment="the version of locator.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7202" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-272" comment="Patch Q810833 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-273" comment="Locator Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL109" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in ntdll.dll on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated via a WebDAV request to IIS 5.0.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0109</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-234" comment="the version of ntdll.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6685" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-274" comment="the patch q815021 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL117" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>ISA Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000 allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script via a URL containing the script in the domain name portion, which is not properly cleansed in the default error pages (1) 500.htm for "500 Internal Server error" or (2) 404.htm for "404 Not Found."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0526</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-105" comment="ISA Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-276" comment="ISA2000-KB816456-x86.exe" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL118" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-08-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the SMB capability for Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, and NT allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via an SMB packet that specifies a smaller buffer length than is required.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0345</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-235" comment="File %windir%\system32\Drivers\SRV.SYS is less than 5.0.2195.6699" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-277" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB817606-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL121" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-237 - literal string corrected">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-236 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-65 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-66 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-67 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:32" comment="modified wft-68 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:33" comment="modified wft-69 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflows in extended stored procedures for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and 2000 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via a database query with certain long arguments.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0154</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-236" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.608.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-237" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-65" comment="the version of xpqueue.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-66" comment="the version of xprepl.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-67" comment="the version of xplog70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-68" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-69" comment="the version of xpstar.dll is less than 2000.80.628.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL123" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 does not properly handle object tags returned from a Web server during XML data binding, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML e-mail message or web page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0809</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-256" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 or IE 6.0 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-238" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1264" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-75" comment="ActiveX controls are enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL126" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass the cross-domain security model to run malicious script or arbitrary programs via dialog boxes, aka "Improper Cross Domain Security Validation with dialog box."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1326</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-216" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2723.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL127" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed RPC request with a long filename parameter, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0715.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0528</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-239" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6802" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-7" comment="DCOM is enabled on systems with SP3 or later" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL130" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ism.dll ISAPI extension that implements HTR scripting in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 and 5.0 allows attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via HTR requests with long variable names.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0071</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-203" comment="ism.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL132" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in ASP Server-Side Include Function in IIS 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via long file names.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0149</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL134" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Script Engine for Jscript</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00"/>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in JsArrayFunctionHeapSort function used by Windows Script Engine for JScript (JScript.dll) on various Windows operating system allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail that uses a large array index value that enables a heap-based buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1157" comment="jscript.dll version is 5.1, 5.5, or 5.6 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1156" comment="The patch js56nen.exe is installed for version 5.1, 5.5, or 5.6" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL136" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Virtual Machine (VM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ByteCode Verifier component of Microsoft Virtual Machine (VM) build 5.0.3809 and earlier, as used in Windows and Internet Explorer, allows remote attackers to bypass security checks and execute arbitrary code via a malicious Java applet, aka "Flaw in Microsoft VM Could Enable System Compromise."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0111</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-301" comment="the version of msjava.dll is less than 5.0.3810.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL137" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0, and 5.1 allows remote attackers to spoof the safety check for HTTP headers and cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via HTTP header field values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0150</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-202" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.775.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-201" comment="asp.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL139" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-08-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matt Busby</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The default permissions for the SNMP Parameters registry key in Windows NT 4.0 allows remote attackers to read and possibly modify the SNMP community strings to obtain sensitive information or modify network configuration, aka one of the "Registry Permissions" vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0046</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1011" comment="For Windows NT 4.0 Workstation, Server and Enterprise Edition" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1012" comment="For Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-454" comment="Patch Q265714 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL140" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-08-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matt Busby</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The default permissions for the MTS Package Administration registry key in Windows NT 4.0 allows local users to install or modify arbitrary Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) packages and gain privileges, aka one of the "Registry Permissions" vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0047</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1011" comment="For Windows NT 4.0 Workstation, Server and Enterprise Edition" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1012" comment="For Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-454" comment="Patch Q265714 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-455" comment="MTS Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL141" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-07-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if file downloads are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.  Changed the status from ACCEPTED to INTERIM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HTML e-mail feature in Internet Explorer 5.5 and earlier allows attackers to execute attachments by setting an unusual MIME type for the attachment, which Internet Explorer does not process correctly.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0154</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-264" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-240" comment="File %windir%\system32\shdocvw.dll version is less than 5.0.3214.2000" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-284" comment="the patch q290108 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-285" comment="the patch q295106 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-265" comment="file downloads are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL142" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-536" comment="Windows NT Service Pack 6a is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-436" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7203" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL143" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 does not properly perform security checks on certain encoded characters within a URL, which allows a remote attacker to steal potentially sensitive information from a user by redirecting the user to another site that has that information, aka "Encoded Characters Information Disclosure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-241" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2722.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL144" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Vulnerabilities in a large number of SNMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service or gain privileges via SNMPv1 trap handling, as demonstrated by the PROTOS c06-SNMPv1 test suite.  NOTE: It is highly likely that this candidate will be SPLIT into multiple candidates, one or more for each vendor.  This and other SNMP-related candidates will be updated when more accurate information is available.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-242" comment="the version of snmp.exe is less than 5.0.2195.4919" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-263" comment="Patch Q314147 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL145" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Multiple UNC Provider (MUP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-05-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Multiple UNC Provider (MUP) in Microsoft Windows operating systems allows local users to cause a denial of service or possibly gain SYSTEM privileges via a long UNC request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0151</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-243" comment="the version of mup.sys is less than 4.0.1381.7125" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-287" comment="Patch Q312895 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL146" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the SMB capability for Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, and NT allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via an SMB packet that specifies a smaller buffer length than is required.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0345</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-569" comment="Patch Q817606 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-566" comment="The version of srv.sys is less than 4.0.1381.7214" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL147" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:58" comment="modified wft-244 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Shell (used as the Windows Desktop) allows local and possibly remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a custom URL handler that has not been removed for an application that has been improperly uninstalled.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0070</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-244" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3502.4718" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-288" comment="Patch Q313829 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL158" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows NT 4.0</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-04-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>smss.exe debugging subsystem in Windows NT and Windows 2000 does not properly authenticate programs that connect to other programs, which allows local users to gain administrator or SYSTEM privileges by duplicating a handle to a privileged process, as demonstrated by DebPloit.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0367</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-245" comment="the version of smss.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7152" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-262" comment="Patch Q320206 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL159" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows NT 4.0</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-05-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>In Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000, a trusting domain that receives authorization information from a trusted domain does not verify that the trusted domain is authoritative for all listed SIDs, which could allows remote attackers to gain Domain Administrator privileges on the trusting domain by injecting SIDs from untrusted domains into the authorization data that comes from from the trusted domain.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0018</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-246" comment="the version of netlogon.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7092" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-243" comment="Windows NT 4.0 Security Roll-up Package" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL161" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Vulnerabilities in a large number of SNMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service or gain privileges via SNMPv1 trap handling, as demonstrated by the PROTOS c06-SNMPv1 test suite.  NOTE: It is highly likely that this candidate will be SPLIT into multiple candidates, one or more for each vendor.  This and other SNMP-related candidates will be updated when more accurate information is available.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-228" comment="the version of snmp.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7134" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-263" comment="Patch Q314147 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL167" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-19-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the news reader for Microsoft Outlook Express (MSOE.DLL) 5.5 SP2, 6, and 6 SP1 allows remote malicious NNTP servers to execute arbitrary code via a LIST response with a long second field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1213</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-172" comment="Outlook Express 6 for Windows 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-83" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.3790.326" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-58" comment="Patch KB897715 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL178" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass the cross-domain security model to run malicious script or arbitrary programs via dialog boxes, aka "Improper Cross Domain Security Validation with dialog box."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1326</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-247" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4923.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-252" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL182" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the chunked encoding transfer mechanism in IIS 4.0 and 5.0 allows attackers to execute arbitrary code via the processing of HTR request sessions, aka "Heap Overrun in HTR Chunked Encoding Could Enable Web Server Compromise."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0364</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-248" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\ism.dll version is less than 4.2.776.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-289" comment="Patch Q321599 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-203" comment="ism.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL185" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Authenticode</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if downloading of signed ActiveX controls are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-05-12:00" comment="Fixed the logic that checks for one version of the file if no sp is installed and a different version if sp1 is installed.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-10:18" comment="The compound test that includes SP1 or earlier has been added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-10:18" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Authenticode capability in Microsoft Windows NT through Server 2003 does not prompt the user to download and install ActiveX controls when the system is low on memory, which could allow remote attackers execute arbitrary code without user approval.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0660</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-273" comment="a vulnerable version of cryptui.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-293" comment="Patch WindowsXP-KB823182-x86-ENU Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-275" comment="downloading of signed ActiveX controls is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL188" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-08-25-10:31" comment="Added word 2000 and winword.exe information">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-08-25-10:31" comment="changed to word 2000">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-470 - wft-470 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word 2002, 2000, 97, and 98(J) does not properly check certain properties of a document, which allows attackers to bypass the macro security model and automatically execute arbitrary macros via a malicious document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0664</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-470" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.7924" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL189" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in SMB (Server Message Block) protocol in Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via a SMB_COM_TRANSACTION packet with a request for the (1) NetShareEnum, (2) NetServerEnum2, or (3) NetServerEnum3, aka "Unchecked Buffer in Network Share Provider Can Lead to Denial of Service".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0724</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-251" comment="the version of xactsrv.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5971" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-295" comment="Patch Q326830 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-296" comment="Lanman enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL190" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Certificate Enrollment Control</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the Certificate Enrollment ActiveX Control in Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allow remote attackers to delete digital certificates on a user's system via HTML.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0699</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-252" comment="the version of xenroll.dll is less than 5.131.3659.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-297" comment="Patch Q323172 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-276" comment="ActiveX Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL191" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a malformed request for an executable file whose name is appended with operating system commands, aka the "Web Server File Request Parsing" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-0886</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-253" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\w3svc.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.2784" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-248" comment="Patch Q277873 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-249" comment="Patch Q293826 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL194" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:53" comment="modified wft-567 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a certain DCOM interface for RPC in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed message, as exploited by the Blaster/MSblast/LovSAN and Nachi/Welchia worms.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0352</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-570" comment="Patch Q823980 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-567" comment="the version of rpcss.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7224" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL197" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-08-04-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in ISAPI extension (idq.dll) in Index Server 2.0 and Indexing Service 2000 in IIS 6.0 beta and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a long argument to Internet Data Administration (.ida) and Internet Data Query (.idq) files such as default.ida, as commonly exploited by Code Red.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0500</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-254" comment="File %windir%\system32\idq.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.3645" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-299" comment="Patch Q300972 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-259" comment="Windows 2000 Security Roll-up 1 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-205" comment="idq.dll mapping exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL198" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if downloading of signed ActiveX controls are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Authenticode capability in Microsoft Windows NT through Server 2003 does not prompt the user to download and install ActiveX controls when the system is low on memory, which could allow remote attackers execute arbitrary code without user approval.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0660</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-255" comment="File %windir%\system32\cryptui.dll version is less than 5.131.2195.6758" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-293" comment="Patch WindowsXP-KB823182-x86-ENU Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-275" comment="downloading of signed ActiveX controls is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL199" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Data Protocol (RDP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Remote Data Protocol (RDP) version 5.0 in Microsoft Windows 2000 and RDP 5.1 in Windows XP does not encrypt the checksums of plaintext session data, which could allow a remote attacker to determine the contents of encrypted sessions via sniffing, aka "Weak Encryption in RDP Protocol."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0863</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-300" comment="Terminal Server Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-256" comment="File %windir%\system32\drivers\rdpwd.sys version is less than 5.0.2195.5880" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-301" comment="Patch Q324380 installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-302" comment="RDP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL200" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Script Engine for JScript v5.6</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-03-12:00" comment="Corrected to reflect the unification of the Windows Schema">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if active scripting is enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-08-24-10:58" comment="Added Patch to Definition">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-08-24-10:58" comment="negated patch">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in JsArrayFunctionHeapSort function used by Windows Script Engine for JScript (JScript.dll) on various Windows operating system allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail that uses a large array index value that enables a heap-based buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-257" comment="the version of jscript.dll is less than 5.6.0.8513" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-499" comment="the patch js56nen.exe (5.6.0.8513 version) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-76" comment="active scripting is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL201" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-05-12:00" comment="Fixed the logic that checks for one version of the file if no sp is installed and a different version if sp1 is installed.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-12:00" comment="The compound test that includes a check for SP1 or earlier has been added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-27-12:00" comment="Added patch KB891711 (from MS05-002) which supercedes the previous patch">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-28-09:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-07:32">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a function in User32.dll on Windows NT through Server 2003 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via long (1) LB_DIR messages to ListBox or (2) CB_DIR messages to ComboBox controls in a privileged application.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0659</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-282" comment="a vulnerable version of user32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-304" comment="the patch kb824141 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-305" comment="the utility manager Service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL202" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-478 - wft-478 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word and Excel allow remote attackers to steal sensitive information via certain field codes that insert the information when the document is returned to the attacker, as demonstrated in Word using (1) INCLUDETEXT or (2) INCLUDEPICTURE, aka "Flaw in Word Fields and Excel External Updates Could Lead to Information Disclosure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1143</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-478" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.6926" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL203" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability (XSS) in Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 allows remote attackers to read and execute files on the local system via web pages using the &lt;frame> or &lt;iframe> element and javascript, aka "Frames Cross Site Scripting," as demonstrated using the PrivacyPolicy.dlg resource.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1187</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-241" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2722.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL204" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions to inject and execute arbitrary programs by creating a popup window and inserting ActiveX object code with a "data" tag pointing to the malicious code, which Internet Explorer treats as HTML or Javascript, but later executes as an HTA application, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0532, and as exploited using the QHosts Trojan horse (aka Trojan.Qhosts, QHosts-1, VBS.QHOSTS, or aolfix.exe).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0838</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-256" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 or IE 6.0 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-238" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1264" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-75" comment="ActiveX controls are enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL205" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-06-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-07-12:00" comment="made into a real definition">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-08-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-486 - wft-486 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Outlook 2000 and 2002, when configured to use Microsoft Word as the email editor, does not block scripts that are used while editing email messages in HTML or Rich Text Format (RTF), which could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary scripts via an email that the user forwards or replies to.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-486" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.6328" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL206" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-270" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3532.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL207" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-11:00" comment="modified wft-266 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebBrowser ActiveX control, or the Internet Explorer HTML rendering engine (MSHTML), as used in Internet Explorer 6, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code in the Local Security context by using the showModalDialog method and modifying the location to execute code such as Javascript, as demonstrated using (1) delayed HTTP redirect operations, and an HTTP response with a Location: header containing a "URL:" prepended to a "ms-its" protocol URI, or (2) modifying the location attribute of the window, as exploited by the Download.ject (aka Scob aka Toofer) using the ADODB.Stream object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0549</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-266" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.191" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-237" comment="the patch kb867801 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL209" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in SNMP agent service in Windows 95/98/98SE, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via a malformed management request.  NOTE: this candidate may be split or merged with other candidates.  This and other PROTOS-related candidates, especially CVE-2002-0012 and CVE-2002-0013, will be updated when more accurate information is available.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-242" comment="the version of snmp.exe is less than 5.0.2195.4919" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-263" comment="Patch Q314147 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL210" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability for Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary script as other web users via the error message used in a URL redirect (""302 Object Moved") message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0075</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-205" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5269" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-217" comment="Patch Q319733 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL212" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-270" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3532.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL213" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Messenger Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-03-29-12:00" comment="Fixed an error in the configuration section, now correctly testing that messenger service is enabled.  Before it was testing that HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Messenger\Start=2, now it is testing that it does not equal 4.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Messenger Service for Windows NT through Server 2003 does not properly verify the length of the message, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0717</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-122" comment="the version of msgsvc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6861" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-260" comment="the version of wkssvc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6861" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-83" comment="the patch q828035 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-307" comment="the messenger service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL216" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:21" comment="modified wft-279 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in imgbmp.cxx for Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BMP image with a large bfOffBits value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0566</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-279" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3819.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL217" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-18-12:00" comment="Windows 2000 replaced by check for Windows 2000 SP4 or earlier">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the PCHealth system in the Help and Support Center function in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long query in an HCP URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0711</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-261" comment="the version of itircl.dll is less than 5.2.3790.80" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-308" comment="Patch KB825119 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-309" comment="HCP Protocol" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL218" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in a Microsoft Windows DirectX MIDI library (QUARTZ.DLL) allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a MIDI (.mid) file with (1) large length for a Text or Copyright string, or (2) a large number of tracks, which leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0346</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-569" comment="the version of quartz.dll is less than 6.1.5.132" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-571" comment="Patch Q19696 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL225" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting vulnerability (XSS) in Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 allows remote attackers to read and execute files on the local system via web pages using the &lt;frame> or &lt;iframe> element and javascript, aka "Frames Cross Site Scripting," as demonstrated using the PrivacyPolicy.dlg resource.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1187</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-262" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4922.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL231" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-05:25" comment="modified wft-85 - wft-85 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-05:28" comment="modified wft-86 - wft-86 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-05:35" comment="modified wft-87 - wft-87 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-05:55" comment="modified wft-88 - wft-88 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-12-12:00" comment="modified wft-89 - wft-89 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:48" comment="modified wft-85 - Changed comment to match match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:25" comment="modified wft-86 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:26" comment="modified wft-87 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:27" comment="modified wft-88 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:28" comment="modified wft-89 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The xp_displayparamstmt function in SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) does not properly restrict the length of a buffer before calling the srv_paraminfo function in the SQL Server API for Extended Stored Procedures (XP), which allows an attacker to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary commands, aka the "Extended Stored Procedure Parameter Parsing" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-1081</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-85" comment="File odsole70.dll Version3 is less than 2000.80.223.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-86" comment="File xpqueue.dll Version3 is less than 2000.80.223.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-87" comment="File xprepl.dll Version3 is less than 2000.80.223.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-88" comment="File xpstar.dll Version3 is less than 2000.80.223.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-89" comment="File sqlservr.exe version3 greater than or equal to 2000.80.384.0" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL235" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-01-14-12:00" comment="modified wft-62 - Added &quot;80&quot; to the registry component. So that new component value is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\80\SharedCode. This key specifes the location of the  file that should be tested.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-10:31">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-70 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:32" comment="modified wft-73 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:33" comment="modified wft-78 - wft-78 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:34" comment="modified wft-79 - wft-79 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:35" comment="modified wft-51 - wft-51 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:36" comment="modified wft-52 - wft-52 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:37" comment="modified wft-53 - wft-53 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:38" comment="modified wft-54 - wft-54 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:39" comment="modified wft-60 - wft-60 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:45" comment="modified wft-61 - wft-61 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:56" comment="modified wft-63 - wft-63 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:52" comment="modified wft-64 - wft-64 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-72 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:46" comment="modified wft-61 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:21" comment="modified wft-63 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:23" comment="modified wft-64 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:26" comment="modified wft-73 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:27" comment="modified wft-72 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:28" comment="modified wft-70 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:29" comment="modified wft-71 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft SQL Server 7, 2000, and MSDE allows local users go gain privileges by hijacking a named pipe during the authentication of another user, aka the "Named Pipe Hijacking" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0230</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-70" comment="File console.exe version3 is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-71" comment="File dbmslpcn.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-72" comment="File sqlmap70.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.811.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-73" comment="File sqlrepss.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-51" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-52" comment="the version of ssmslpcn.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-53" comment="the version of ssnetlib.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-54" comment="the version of ssnmpn70.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-78" comment="the version of ums.dll is less than 2000.80.816.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-79" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.800.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-60" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.778.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-61" comment="File msgprox.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-62" comment="the version of replprov.dll is less than 2000.80.798.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-63" comment="File replrec.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-64" comment="File sqlvdi.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL236" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-11:01" comment="modified wft-267 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-267" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1458" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL237" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Troubleshooter ActiveX Control (Tshoot.ocx) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML document with a long argument to the RunQuery2 method.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0662</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-271" comment="the version of tshoot.ocx is less than 1.0.1.2125" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-310" comment="the patch kb826232 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-75" comment="ActiveX controls are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL241" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebBrowser ActiveX control, or the Internet Explorer HTML rendering engine (MSHTML), as used in Internet Explorer 6, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code in the Local Security context by using the showModalDialog method and modifying the location to execute code such as Javascript, as demonstrated using (1) delayed HTTP redirect operations, and an HTTP response with a Location: header containing a "URL:" prepended to a "ms-its" protocol URI, or (2) modifying the location attribute of the window, as exploited by the Download.ject (aka Scob aka Toofer) using the ADODB.Stream object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0549</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-269" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4943.400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL246" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-26-09:17">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) component of Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2000 Server, and Exchange Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via XPAT patterns, possibly related to improper length validation and an "unchecked buffer," leading to off-by-one and heap-based buffer overflows.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0574</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1153" comment="Exchange Server 2003 is installed on Windows Server 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-506" comment="the version of nntpsvc.dll is less than 6.0.3790.206" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-548" comment="the patch WindowsServer2003-KB883935-ia64-enu.exe is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-326" comment="the NNTP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL253" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>Format string vulnerability in the C runtime functions in SQL Server 7.0 and 2000 allows attackers to cause a denial of service.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0879</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-312" comment="Patch Q305601 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL258" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-06:22">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="added description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the PNG image rendering component of Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted PNG file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1211</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-115" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3541.2700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-59" comment="PNG image rendering enabled in Internet Explorer" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL259" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Server Message Block (SMB) functionality for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 and SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-231" comment="a vulnerable version of srv.sys exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-63" comment="the patch KB896422 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL262" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-570" comment="the version of kernel32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6011" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL264" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DCERPC DCOM object activation request packet with modified length fields, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0528.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0715</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-239" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6802" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-7" comment="DCOM is enabled on systems with SP3 or later" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL266" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in WINSRV.DLL in the Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS) process of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application that provides console window information with a long FaceName value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0551</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-581" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.2622" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL268" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-05-12:00" comment="Fixed the logic that checks for one version of the file if no sp is installed and a different version if sp1 is installed.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-10:21" comment="CMP-66 has been added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Messenger Service for Windows NT through Server 2003 does not properly verify the length of the message, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0717</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-30" comment="a vulnerable version of wkssvc.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-295" comment="a vulnerable version of msgsvc.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-83" comment="the patch q828035 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-307" comment="the messenger service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL271" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-275 - wft-275 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-274 - wft-274 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:20" comment="modified wft-274 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:22" comment="modified wft-275 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in SQL Server 7.0 and 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long OLE DB provider name to (1) OpenDataSource or (2) OpenRowset in an ad hoc connection.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-274" comment="File sqlservr.exe version3 is less than 2000.80.578.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-275" comment="File xpstar.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.561.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL272" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-Frame scripting vulnerability in the WebBrowser control as used in Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, read arbitrary files, or conduct other unauthorized activities via script that accesses the Document property, which bypasses &lt;frame> and &lt;iframe> domain restrictions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1217</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-241" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2722.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL277" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB Signing (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-11:09" comment="modified wft-276 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The SMB signing capability in the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol in Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP allows attackers to disable the digital signing settings in an SMB session to force the data to be sent unsigned, then inject data into the session without detection, e.g. by modifying group policy information sent from a domain controller.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1256</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-276" comment="the version of srvsvc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6110" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-314" comment="Patch Q329170 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-315" comment="SMB Signing enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL281" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player for Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows Media Player versions 6.4 and 7.1 and Media Player for Windows XP allow remote attackers to bypass Internet Explorer's (IE) security mechanisms and run code via an executable .wma media file with a license installation requirement stored in the IE cache, aka the "Cache Path Disclosure via Windows Media Player".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0372</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-316" comment="Windows Media Player for Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-277" comment="the version of dxmasf.dll is less than 6.4.9.1121" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-140" comment="the version of msdxm.ocx is less than 6.4.9.1124" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-141" comment="the version of wmpcore.dll is less than 8.0.0.4482" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-142" comment="the version of wmplayer.exe is less than 8.0.0.4482" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-317" comment="Patch wm320920_8.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL287" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player for Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 6.4 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed Advanced Streaming Format (ASF) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0719</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-316" comment="Windows Media Player for Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-143" comment="the version of msdxm.ocx is less than 6.4.9.1121" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-277" comment="the version of dxmasf.dll is less than 6.4.9.1121" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-318" comment="Patch wm308567 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL291" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-237 - literal string corrected">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-65 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-66 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-67 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-68 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:32" comment="modified wft-69 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:33" comment="modified wft-278 - wft-278 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the password encryption function of Microsoft SQL Server 2000, including Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) 2000, allows remote attackers to gain control of the database and execute arbitrary code via SQL Server Authentication, aka "Unchecked Buffer in Password Encryption Procedure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0624</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-278" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.650.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-237" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-65" comment="the version of xpqueue.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-66" comment="the version of xprepl.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-67" comment="the version of xplog70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-68" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-69" comment="the version of xpstar.dll is less than 2000.80.628.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-261" comment="Mixed Mode Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL294" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.6</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-28-12:00" comment="removed the test for windows NT and added a test for MDAC 2.6 since this definition is dependent on the MDAC version and not the platform">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-08:52">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Remote Data Services (RDS) component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.1 through 2.6, and Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0, allows remote attackers to execute code via a malformed HTTP request to the Data Stub.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1142</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-101" comment="MDAC 2.6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-481" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.62.9119.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-503" comment="Patch Q329414 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL296" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a certain DCOM interface for RPC in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed message, as exploited by the Blaster/MSblast/LovSAN and Nachi/Welchia worms.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0352</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-280" comment="File %windir%\system32\rpcrt4.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.6753" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-254" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-7" comment="DCOM is enabled on systems with SP3 or later" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL298" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-20-10:31" comment="Changed CAN-2002-0012 to CAN-2002-0013.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Vulnerabilities in the SNMPv1 request handling of a large number of SNMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service or gain privileges via (1) GetRequest, (2) GetNextRequest, and (3) SetRequest messages, as demonstrated by the PROTOS c06-SNMPv1 test suite.  NOTE: It is highly likely that this candidate will be SPLIT into multiple candidates, one or more for each vendor.  This and other SNMP-related candidates will be updated when more accurate information is available.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-242" comment="the version of snmp.exe is less than 5.0.2195.4919" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-263" comment="Patch Q314147 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL299" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-01-14-12:00" comment="modified wft-55 - Added &quot;80&quot; to the registry component. So that new component value is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\80\SharedCode. This key specifes the location of the  file that should be tested. ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-72 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:32" comment="modified wft-70 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:33" comment="modified wft-73 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:34" comment="modified wft-78 - wft-78 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:35" comment="modified wft-79 - wft-79 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:36" comment="modified wft-51 - wft-51 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:37" comment="modified wft-52 - wft-52 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:38" comment="modified wft-53 - wft-53 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:39" comment="modified wft-54 - wft-54 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:40" comment="modified wft-60 - wft-60 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:23" comment="modified wft-70 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:24" comment="modified wft-72 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:25" comment="modified wft-73 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft SQL Server 7, 2000, and MSDE allows local or remote authenticated users to cause a denial of service (crash or hang) via a long request to a named pipe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0231</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-70" comment="File console.exe version3 is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-50" comment="the version of dbmslpcn.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-72" comment="File sqlmap70.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.811.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-73" comment="File sqlrepss.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-51" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-52" comment="the version of ssmslpcn.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-53" comment="the version of ssnetlib.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-54" comment="the version of ssnmpn70.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-78" comment="the version of ums.dll is less than 2000.80.816.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-79" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.800.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-60" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.778.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-55" comment="the version of msgprox.dll is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-62" comment="the version of replprov.dll is less than 2000.80.798.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-56" comment="the version of replrec.dll is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-57" comment="the version of sqlvdi.dll is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL303" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-01-14-12:00" comment="modified wft-55 - Added &quot;80&quot; to the registry component. So that new component value is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\80\SharedCode. This key specifes the location of the  file that should be tested. ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-72 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:32" comment="modified wft-70 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:41" comment="modified wft-73 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:51" comment="modified wft-78 - wft-78 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:01" comment="modified wft-79 - wft-79 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:31" comment="modified wft-51 - wft-51 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:32" comment="modified wft-52 - wft-52 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:33" comment="modified wft-53 - wft-53 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:34" comment="modified wft-54 - wft-54 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-11:51" comment="modified wft-60 - wft-60 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:23" comment="modified wft-70 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:24" comment="modified wft-72 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:25" comment="modified wft-73 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft SQL Server 7, 2000, and MSDE allows local users to execute arbitrary code via a certain request to the Local Procedure Calls (LPC) port that leads to a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0232</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-70" comment="File console.exe version3 is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-50" comment="the version of dbmslpcn.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-72" comment="File sqlmap70.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.811.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-73" comment="File sqlrepss.dll version3 is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-51" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-52" comment="the version of ssmslpcn.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-53" comment="the version of ssnetlib.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-54" comment="the version of ssnmpn70.dll is less than 2000.80.818.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-78" comment="the version of ums.dll is less than 2000.80.816.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-79" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.800.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-60" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.778.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-55" comment="the version of msgprox.dll is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-62" comment="the version of replprov.dll is less than 2000.80.798.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-56" comment="the version of replrec.dll is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-57" comment="the version of sqlvdi.dll is less than 2000.80.765.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL306" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in imgbmp.cxx for Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BMP image with a large bfOffBits value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0566</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-270" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3532.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL308" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-14-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to look at the file shtml.dll instead of fp4awel.dll.  It was determined that this is where the vulnerability (a buffer overflow) actually existed.  Also added the configuration test saying you are vulnerable if the SmartHTML interpreter is enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:51" comment="modified wft-12 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the SmartHTML interpreter (shtml.dll) in Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 and 2002, and Microsoft SharePoint Team Services 2002, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (response failure) via a certain request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0824</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-12" comment="the version of shtml.dll is less than 4.00.02.7523" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-88" comment="the patch q810217 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-31" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 are enabled (2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-2" comment="SmartHTML interpreter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL316" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Yi-Fang Koh</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-237 - literal string corrected">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-65 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-66 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-67 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-68 - Corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:32" comment="modified wft-69 - corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:33" comment="modified wft-278 - wft-278 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:34" comment="modified wft-58 - wft-58 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in bulk insert procedure of Microsoft SQL Server 2000, including Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) 2000, allows attackers with database administration privileges to execute arbitrary code via a long filename in the BULK INSERT query.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0641</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-278" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.650.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-237" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-65" comment="the version of xpqueue.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-66" comment="the version of xprepl.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-67" comment="the version of xplog70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-68" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-69" comment="the version of xpstar.dll is less than 2000.80.628.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-58" comment="the version of impprov.dll is less than 2000.80.650.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL319" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows NT 4.0</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The getCanonicalPath function in Windows NT 4.0 may free memory that it does not own and cause heap corruption, which allows attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via requests that cause a long file name to be passed to getCanonicalPath, as demonstrated on the IBM JVM using a long string to the java.io.getCanonicalPath Java method.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0525</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-40" comment="this is an NT Workstation" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-282" comment="the version of kernel32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7224" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-323" comment="Patch Q823803 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL321" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player for Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Directory traversal vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 and Windows Media Player for Windows XP allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a skins file with a URL containing hex-encoded backslash characters (%5C) that causes an executable to be placed in an arbitrary location.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0228</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-316" comment="Windows Media Player for Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-144" comment="the version of wmplayer.exe is less than 8.0.0.4490" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-324" comment="Patch WindowsMedia8-KB817787-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL322" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in imgbmp.cxx for Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BMP image with a large bfOffBits value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0566</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-269" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4943.400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL330" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Color Management Module</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-03-11:30">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Microsoft Color Management Module for Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an image with crafted ICC profile format tags.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1219</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-409" comment="the version of mscms.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2709" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-128" comment="the patch KB901214 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL331" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Windows Workstation Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-08-12:00" comment="Added 64-bit edition support to this definition allowing us to deprecated OVAL332">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-10:26" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in a logging function for Windows Workstation Service (WKSSVC.DLL) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via RPC calls that cause long entries to be written to a debug log file ("NetSetup.LOG"), as demonstrated using the NetAddAlternateComputerName API.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0812</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-30" comment="a vulnerable version of wkssvc.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-83" comment="the patch q828035 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-71" comment="the workstation service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL333" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-Frame scripting vulnerability in the WebBrowser control as used in Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, read arbitrary files, or conduct other unauthorized activities via script that accesses the Document property, which bypasses &lt;frame> and &lt;iframe> domain restrictions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1217</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-262" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4922.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL334" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Memory leak in NNTP service in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory exhaustion) via a large number of malformed posts.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0543</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-283" comment="the version of nntpsvc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.3881" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-325" comment="Patch Q303984 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-326" comment="the NNTP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL335" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp2 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL336" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-19 - wft-19 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word 97, 98(J), 2000, and 2002, and Microsoft Works Suites 2001 through 2004, do not properly check the length of the "Macro names" data value, which could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0820</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-19" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.8216" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL340" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-27-12:00" comment="Added the patch KB891711 (from MS05-002) which supercedes the previous patch">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-28-09:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-07:32">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:22" comment="modified wft-285 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a function in User32.dll on Windows NT through Server 2003 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via long (1) LB_DIR messages to ListBox or (2) CB_DIR messages to ComboBox controls in a privileged application.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0659</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-285" comment="File %windir%\system32\user32.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.6799" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-304" comment="the patch kb824141 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-305" comment="the utility manager Service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL341" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp3 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp3 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL342" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp4 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp4 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-24" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3810.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL343" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.5 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-25" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4934.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL344" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-27" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1276" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL349" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows Server 2003.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit, Version 2003 and Windows Server 2003 64-Bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-28" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.94" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-60" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL351" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp2 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of having IE 5.01 sp2 installed.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL352" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp3 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of having IE 5.01 sp3 installed.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL353" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp4 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of having IE 5.01 sp4 installed.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-24" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3810.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL356" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.5 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-25" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4934.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL357" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-27" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1276" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL359" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows Server 2003.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit, Version 2003 and Windows Server 2003 64-Bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-28" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.94" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-60" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL361" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp2 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL362" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp3 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp3 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL363" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp4 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp4 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-24" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3810.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL364" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-05-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to test for fp30reg.dll and fp4areg.dll instead of fp4awel.dll.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:50" comment="modified wft-114 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:22" comment="modified wft-31 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the debug functionality in fp30reg.dll of Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) 2000 and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted chunked encoded request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0822</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-112" comment="a vulnerable version of fp30reg.dll or fp4areg.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-88" comment="the patch q810217 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-31" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 are enabled (2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL366" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-05-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to test for fp30reg.dll and fp5areg.dll instead of fp5awel.dll.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-09:51" comment="XP SP2 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the debug functionality in fp30reg.dll of Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) 2000 and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted chunked encoded request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0822</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-77" comment="Windows NT, 2000, or XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-113" comment="a vulnerable version of fp30reg.dll or fp5areg.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-32" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2002 are enabled (NT, 2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL367" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SharePoint Team Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-05-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to test for fp30reg.dll and fp5areg.dll instead of fp5awel.dll.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-09:52" comment="XP SP2 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the debug functionality in fp30reg.dll of Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) 2000 and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted chunked encoded request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0822</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-78" comment="Windows 2000, XP, or 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-113" comment="a vulnerable version of fp30reg.dll or fp5areg.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-32" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2002 are enabled (NT, 2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL368" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp2 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL369" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp3 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp3 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL370" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp4 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp4 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-24" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3810.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL371" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.5 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-25" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4934.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL372" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-27" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1276" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL373" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ASP function Response.AddHeader in Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 and 5.0 does not limit memory requests when constructing headers, which allow remote attackers to generate a large header to cause a denial of service (memory consumption) with an ASP page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0225</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-221" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\asp.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.6672" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL374" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help ActiveX Control</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if active scripting is enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the HTML Help ActiveX Control (hhctrl.ocx) in Microsoft Windows 98, 98 Second Edition, Millennium Edition, NT 4.0, NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows remote attackers to execute code via (1) a long parameter to the Alink function, or (2) script containing a long argument to the showHelp function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0693</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-286" comment="the version of hhctrl.ocx is less than 5.2.3669.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-287" comment="the version of hhsetup.dll is less than 5.2.3644.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-102" comment="the version of itircl.dll is less than 5.2.3644.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-103" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3644.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-328" comment="the patch q323255 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-76" comment="active scripting is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL381" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, XP SP2 and earlier, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted compiled Help (.CHM) file with a large size field that triggers a heap-based buffer overflow, as demonstrated using a "ms-its:" URL in Internet Explorer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-84" comment="a vulnerable version of hh.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-57" comment="the patch kb896358 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL388" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass the cross-domain security model and access information on the local system or in other domains, and possibly execute code, via cached methods and objects, aka "Cross Domain Verification via Cached Methods."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1254</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-241" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2722.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL390" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a web site or an HTML e-mail containing a crafted JPEG image that causes memory corruption, aka "JPEG Image Rendering Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1988</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-629" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3831.1800" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL392" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-05:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows XP.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Removed the IE 6 SP 1 part of this definition as the SP 1 part is defined in a different OVAL.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and execute Javascript by setting the window's "href" to the malicious Javascript, then calling execCommand("Refresh") to refresh the page, aka BodyRefreshLoadsJPU or the "ExecCommand Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0814</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-26" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2734.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL393" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 does not properly check certain parameters of a PNG file when opening it, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) by triggering a heap-based buffer overflow using invalid length codes during decompression, aka "Malformed PNG Image File Failure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1185</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-241" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2722.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL402" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-15-12:43">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matt Busby</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-15-03:43" comment="Filled out initial submission.  Now a complete definition.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-02:10">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in SNMP agent service in Windows 95/98/98SE, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via a malformed management request.  NOTE: this candidate may be split or merged with other candidates.  This and other PROTOS-related candidates, especially CVE-2002-0012 and CVE-2002-0013, will be updated when more accurate information is available.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-242" comment="the version of snmp.exe is less than 5.0.2195.4919" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-263" comment="Patch Q314147 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL403" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The HTML Help facility in Microsoft Windows 98, 98 Second Edition, Millennium Edition, NT 4.0, NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, Windows 2000, and Windows XP uses the Local Computer Security Zone when opening .chm files from the Temporary Internet Files folder, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via HTML mail that references or inserts a malicious .chm file containing shortcuts that can be executed, aka "Code Execution via Compiled HTML Help File."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0694</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-287" comment="the version of hhsetup.dll is less than 5.2.3644.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-102" comment="the version of itircl.dll is less than 5.2.3644.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-103" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3644.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-328" comment="the patch q323255 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL406" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>ISA Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Winsock Proxy service in Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 and the Microsoft Firewall service in Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption or packet storm) via a spoofed, malformed packet to UDP port 1745.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0110</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-105" comment="ISA Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-100" comment="the version of w3proxy.exe is less than 3.0.1200.257" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-101" comment="the version of wpsrv.exe is less than 3.0.1200.257" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-331" comment="Patch isahf257 installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-332" comment="Microsoft Firewall Service Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL407" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The document processing application used by the Windows Shell in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the CLSID stored in a file so that it is processed by HTML Application Host (MSHTA), as demonstrated using a Microsoft Word document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0063</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-182" comment="Microsoft Windows Server 2003 32-Bit Edition" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-588" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.280" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-434" comment="the patch  KB893086 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL408" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass the cross-domain security model and access information on the local system or in other domains, and possibly execute code, via cached methods and objects, aka "Cross Domain Verification via Cached Methods."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1254</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-262" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4922.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL409" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.5 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-25" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4934.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL416" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-27" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1276" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL420" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2002 (10.6612.6714) SP3, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application exception) and possibly execute arbitrary code in winword.exe via certain unexpected values in a .doc file, including (1) an offset that triggers an out-of-bounds memory access, (2) a certain value that causes a large memory copy as triggered by an integer conversion error, and other values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0963</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-607" comment="Word 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-639" comment="the version of wordview.exe is less than 11.0.6506.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL424" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Telnet protocol</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-10-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-20-12:00" comment="Changed patch registry key value to IsInstalled">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-07-21-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-11-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in telnet server in Windows 2000 and Interix 2.2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via malformed protocol options.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0020</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-290" comment="the version of tlntsvr.exe is less than 5.0.33668.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-333" comment="Patch Q307298 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-259" comment="Windows 2000 Security Roll-up 1 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-334" comment="the telnet service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL429" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wft-484 - Corrected registry key in path component">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:11">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Outlook 2000 and 2002, when configured to use Microsoft Word as the email editor, does not block scripts that are used while editing email messages in HTML or Rich Text Format (RTF), which could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary scripts via an email that the user forwards or replies to.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-133" comment="Word 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-484" comment="the version of msohev.dll less than 10.0.2609.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL440" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Color Management Module</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-03-11:30">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Microsoft Color Management Module for Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an image with crafted ICC profile format tags.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1219</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-57" comment="Windows XP 32-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-411" comment="the version of mscms.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1710" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-128" comment="the patch KB901214 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL444" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 allows remote attackers to identify the path to the Temporary Internet Files folder and obtain user information such as cookies via certain uses of the OBJECT tag, which are not subjected to the proper security checks, aka "Temporary Internet Files folders Name Reading."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1188</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-241" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2722.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL450" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-21-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-327" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2525" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL451" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Utilities Manager/Windows Messaging</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-09-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The control for listing accessibility options in the Accessibility Utility Manager on Windows 2000 (ListView) does not properly handle Windows messages, which allows local users to execute arbitrary code via a "Shatter" style message to the Utility Manager that references a user-controlled callback function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0350</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-291" comment="the version of sp3res.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6713" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-292" comment="the version of umandlg.dll is less than 1.0.0.3" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-335" comment="Patch KB822679 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL459" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows Server 2003.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit, Version 2003 and Windows Server 2003 64-Bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-28" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.94" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-60" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL463" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, XP SP2 and earlier, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted compiled Help (.CHM) file with a large size field that triggers a heap-based buffer overflow, as demonstrated using a "ms-its:" URL in Internet Explorer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-4" comment="the version of hh.exe is less than 5.2.3790.309" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-57" comment="the patch kb896358 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL467" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Small Business Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Server Message Block (SMB) functionality for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 and SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-63" comment="the patch KB896422 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-145" comment="the version of srv.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7044" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-539" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 5 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL468" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>ISA Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wft-81 - Removed extra trailing \\ on registry component.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft ISA Server 2000 allows remote attackers to connect to services utilizing the NetBIOS protocol via a NetBIOS connection with an ISA Server that uses the NetBIOS (all) predefined packet filter.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-11" comment="ISA Server 2000 SP2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-81" comment="the version of w3proxy.exe is less than 3.0.1200.430" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-52" comment="the patch KB899753 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL471" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-08-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 does not properly perform security checks on certain encoded characters within a URL, which allows a remote attacker to steal potentially sensitive information from a user by redirecting the user to another site that has that information, aka "Encoded Characters Information Disclosure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-214" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-293" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 5.0.3510.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL472" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-05:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows XP.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Removed the IE 6 SP 1 part of this definition as the SP 1 part is defined in a different OVAL.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files by (1) modifying the createTextRange method and using CreateLink, as demonstrated using LinkillerSaveRef, LinkillerJPU, and Linkiller, or (2) modifying the createRange method and using the FIND dialog to select text, as demonstrated using Findeath, aka the "Function Pointer Override Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-26" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2734.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL477" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Exchange 2003 and Outlook Web Access (OWA), when configured to use NTLM authentication, does not properly reuse HTTP connections, which can cause OWA users to view mailboxes of other users when Kerberos has been disabled as an authentication method for IIS 6.0, e.g. when SharePoint Services 2.0 is installed.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0904</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-113" comment="Exchange Server 2003 (gold edition) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-34" comment="the version of exprox.dll is less than 6.5.6980.57" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-109" comment="the patch KB832759 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-21" comment="this is a front-end server providing Outlook Web Access" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-22" comment="the back-end server is Exchange Server 2003 running on Windows 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-106" comment="HTTP connection reuse is disabled" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-20" comment="Kerberos is disabled on the virtual server that hosts OWA on the Exchange Server 2003 back-end server" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL478" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the H.323 filter of Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code in the Microsoft Firewall Service via certain H.323 traffic, as demonstrated by the NISCC/OUSPG PROTOS test suite for the H.225 protocol.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0819</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-105" comment="ISA Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-33" comment="the version of h32fltr.dll is less than 3.0.1200.291" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-112" comment="the patch q816458 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-108" comment="H.323 filter is enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-107" comment="Microsoft Firewall Service is not disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL479" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-05:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows XP.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Removed the IE 6 SP 1 part of this definition as the SP 1 part is defined in a different OVAL.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions by (1) using the NavigateAndFind method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated by NAFfileJPU, (2) using the window.open method to load a file: URL containing Javascript, as demonstrated using WsOpenFileJPU, (3) setting the href property in the base tag for the _search window, as demonstrated using WsBASEjpu, (4) loading the search window into an Iframe, as demonstrated using WsFakeSrc, (5) caching a javascript: URL in the browser history, then accessing that URL in the same frame as the target domain, as demonstrated using WsOpenJpuInHistory, NAFjpuInHistory, BackMyParent, BackMyParent2, and RefBack, aka the "Script URLs Cross Domain" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0816</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-26" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2734.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL483" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:55">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in ssinc.dll for Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via a web page with a Server Side Include (SSI) directive with a long filename, aka "Server Side Include Web Pages Buffer Overrun."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0224</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-296" comment="File %windir%\system32\inetsrv\ssinc.dll version is less than 5.0.2195.6624" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-222" comment="SP4 or later Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-2" comment="SmartHTML interpreter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL484" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-16-12:00" comment="filling out initial submission.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-09-16-10:31" comment="Added service pack 3 test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-492 - wft-492 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the SQLXML ISAPI extension of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via data queries with a long content-type parameter, aka "Unchecked Buffer in SQLXML ISAPI Extension."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-260" comment="SQL Server 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-101" comment="MDAC 2.6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-491" comment="the version of sqlisapi.dll is less than 2000.80.309.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-492" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.760.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL489" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-16-12:00" comment="Input of initial submission.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-492 - wft-492 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the SQLXML ISAPI extension of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via data queries with a long content-type parameter, aka "Unchecked Buffer in SQLXML ISAPI Extension."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-460" comment="SQL Server 2000 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-102" comment="MDAC 2.7 (RTM) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-491" comment="the version of sqlisapi.dll is less than 2000.80.309.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-492" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.760.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL490" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:50" comment="modified wft-90 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-90" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3526.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL491" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:50" comment="modified wft-90 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-90" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3526.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL494" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The RPC DCOM interface in Windows 2000 SP3 and SP4 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash), and local attackers to use the DoS to hijack the epmapper pipe to gain privileges, via certain messages to the __RemoteGetClassObject interface that cause a NULL pointer to be passed to the PerformScmStage function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0605</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-239" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6802" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-7" comment="DCOM is enabled on systems with SP3 or later" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL495" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 does not properly perform security checks on certain encoded characters within a URL, which allows a remote attacker to steal potentially sensitive information from a user by redirecting the user to another site that has that information, aka "Encoded Characters Information Disclosure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-262" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4922.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL500" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Access Service (RAS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-06-08-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matt Busby</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The default permissions for the RAS Administration key in Windows NT 4.0 allows local users to execute arbitrary commands by changing the value to point to a malicious DLL, aka one of the "Registry Permissions" vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0045</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1011" comment="For Windows NT 4.0 Workstation, Server and Enterprise Edition" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1012" comment="For Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-454" comment="Patch Q265714 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-258" comment="RAS Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL507" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:19" comment="modified wft-268 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in imgbmp.cxx for Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BMP image with a large bfOffBits value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0566</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-268" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2743.600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL508" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp2 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL509" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:21" comment="modified wft-279 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-279" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3819.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL510" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:49" comment="modified wft-91 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-91" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3813.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL511" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-92" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4937.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL512" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:51" comment="modified wft-93 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-93" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2737.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL513" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:52" comment="modified wft-94 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-94" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL515" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in imgbmp.cxx for Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BMP image with a large bfOffBits value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0566</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-270" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3532.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL517" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-11:00" comment="modified wft-266 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-266" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.191" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-237" comment="the patch kb867801 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL519" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:19" comment="modified wft-268 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebBrowser ActiveX control, or the Internet Explorer HTML rendering engine (MSHTML), as used in Internet Explorer 6, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code in the Local Security context by using the showModalDialog method and modifying the location to execute code such as Javascript, as demonstrated using (1) delayed HTTP redirect operations, and an HTTP response with a Location: header containing a "URL:" prepended to a "ms-its" protocol URI, or (2) modifying the location attribute of the window, as exploited by the Download.ject (aka Scob aka Toofer) using the ADODB.Stream object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0549</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-268" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2743.600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL520" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp3 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp3 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-23" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3523.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL525" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Data Access Compnents 2.5</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.8 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed UDP response to a broadcast request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0903</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-100" comment="MDAC 2.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-40" comment="the version of odbcbcp.dll is less than 3.70.11.46" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-35" comment="the version of sqlsrv32.dll is less than 3.70.11.46" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-110" comment="the patch q832483 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL526" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:54" comment="modified wft-95 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to spoof the domain of a URL via a "%01" character before an @ sign in the user@domain portion of the URL, which hides the rest of the URL, including the real site, in the address bar, aka the "Improper URL Canonicalization Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1025</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-95" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.118" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-140" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL527" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:50" comment="modified wft-90 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-90" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3526.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL529" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:50" comment="modified wft-90 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-90" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3526.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL530" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:49" comment="modified wft-91 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-91" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3813.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL531" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-92" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4937.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL532" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:51" comment="modified wft-93 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-93" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2737.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL534" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:52" comment="modified wft-94 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-94" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL539" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Replaced all criteria. 1) Included XP64,Gold, 2) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 3) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-713" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.2.3790.224" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL542" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 does not properly check certain parameters of a PNG file when opening it, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) by triggering a heap-based buffer overflow using invalid length codes during decompression, aka "Malformed PNG Image File Failure."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1185</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-262" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4922.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL543" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-05:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows XP.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Removed the IE 6 SP 1 part of this definition as the SP 1 part is defined in a different OVAL.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-26" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2734.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL548" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows 2000 sp4 installed.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.01 sp4 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-24" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3810.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL549" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 5.5 sp2 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-25" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4934.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL551" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MSDTC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MIDL_user_allocate function in the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) proxy (MSDTCPRX.DLL) allocates a 4K page of memory regardless of the required size, which allows attackers to overwrite arbitrary memory locations using an incorrect size value that is provided to the NdrAllocate function, which writes management data to memory outside of the allocated buffer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2119</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-605" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.0.2195.7059" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL553" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Data Access Compnents 2.6</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.8 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed UDP response to a broadcast request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0903</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-101" comment="MDAC 2.6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-41" comment="the version of odbcbcp.dll is less than 2000.80.747.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-36" comment="the version of sqlsrv32.dll is less than 2000.80.747.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-110" comment="the patch q832483 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL556" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for specific Windows operating systems.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-27" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1276" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL566" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows Server 2003.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit, Version 2003 and Windows Server 2003 64-Bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions and read arbitrary files via an XML object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0817</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-28" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.94" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-60" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL573" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The document processing application used by the Windows Shell in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the CLSID stored in a file so that it is processed by HTML Application Host (MSHTA), as demonstrated using a Microsoft Word document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0063</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-591" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2620" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-435" comment="the patch  KB893086 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL575" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Windows Workstation Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in a logging function for Windows Workstation Service (WKSSVC.DLL) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via RPC calls that cause long entries to be written to a debug log file ("NetSetup.LOG"), as demonstrated using the NetAddAlternateComputerName API.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0812</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-8" comment="the version of wkssvc.dll is less than 5.00.2195.6862" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-86" comment="the patch q828748 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-71" comment="the workstation service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL576" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>COM+ in Microsoft Windows does not properly "create and use memory structures," which allows local users or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1978</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-608" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.2492" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL581" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-680" comment="cdosys.dll is less than 6.5.6756.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL582" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Virtual Machine (VM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Two vulnerabilities in Microsoft Virtual Machine (VM) up to and including build 5.0.3805, as used in Internet Explorer and other applications, allow remote attackers to read files via a Java applet with a spoofed location in the CODEBASE parameter in the APPLET tag, possibly due to a parsing error.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1258</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-302" comment="the version of msjava.dll is less than 5.0.3809.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL584" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the International Domain Name (IDN) support in Mozilla Firefox 1.0.6 and earlier, and Netscape 8.0.3.3 and 7.2, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a hostname with all "soft" hyphens (character 0xAD), which is not properly handled by the NormalizeIDN call in nsStandardURL::BuildNormalizedSpec.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2871</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL585" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 97</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-17 - wft-17 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-12:01">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-20-12:00" comment="Corrected unknown test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word 97, 98(J), 2000, and 2002, and Microsoft Works Suites 2001 through 2004, do not properly check the length of the "Macro names" data value, which could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0820</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-10" comment="Word 97 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-17" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 8.0.0.9315" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL586" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 98</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word 97, 98(J), 2000, and 2002, and Microsoft Works Suites 2001 through 2004, do not properly check the length of the "Macro names" data value, which could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0820</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-11" comment="Word 98 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-18" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 8.0.0.9716" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL587" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The document processing application used by the Windows Shell in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the CLSID stored in a file so that it is processed by HTML Application Host (MSHTA), as demonstrated using a Microsoft Word document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0063</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-183" comment="Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-589" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.274" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-434" comment="the patch  KB893086 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL588" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-12:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows Server 2003.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 sp1 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-01-29-12:00" comment="Added Windows XP 64-bit, Version 2003 and Windows Server 2003 64-Bit to the list of affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-28" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.94" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-60" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL591" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-14-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to look at the file shtml.dll instead of fp4awel.dll.  It was determined that this is where the vulnerability (a buffer overflow) actually existed.  Also added the configuration test saying you are vulnerable if the SmartHTML interpreter is enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:51" comment="modified wft-12 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the SmartHTML interpreter (shtml.dll) in Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 and 2002, and Microsoft SharePoint Team Services 2002, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (response failure) via a certain request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0824</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-12" comment="the version of shtml.dll is less than 4.00.02.7523" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-33" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 are enabled (WinNT)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-2" comment="SmartHTML interpreter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL594" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>MSN Messenger</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-11-24-12:00" comment="Added wrt-620 to see if MSN Messenger 6.2 is installed.  Changed wrt-195 to check for 6.2.0205 or later.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard, Inc.">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Added wrt-195.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple buffer overflows in libpng 1.2.5 and earlier, as used in multiple products, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via malformed PNG images in which (1) the png_handle_tRNS function does not properly validate the length of transparency chunk (tRNS) data, or the (2) png_handle_sBIT or (3) png_handle_hIST functions do not perform sufficient bounds checking.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0597</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-620" comment="MSN Messenger 6.2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-195" comment="MSN Messenger 6.2.0205 or later is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL605" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Services for UNIX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Telnet client for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Services for UNIX allows remote attackers to read sensitive environment variables via the NEW-ENVIRON option with a SEND ENV_USERVAR command.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1205</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-167" comment="a vulnerable version of telnet.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-27" comment="the patch KB896428 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL606" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-14-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to look at the file shtml.dll instead of fp4awel.dll.  It was determined that this is where the vulnerability (a buffer overflow) actually existed.  Also added the configuration test saying you are vulnerable if the SmartHTML interpreter is enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:51" comment="modified wft-12 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the SmartHTML interpreter (shtml.dll) in Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 and 2002, and Microsoft SharePoint Team Services 2002, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (response failure) via a certain request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0824</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-12" comment="the version of shtml.dll is less than 4.00.02.7523" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-88" comment="the patch q810217 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-31" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 are enabled (2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-2" comment="SmartHTML interpreter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL608" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The legacy &lt;script> data-island capability for XML in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary XML files, and portions of other files, via a URL whose "src" attribute redirects to a local file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0648</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-179" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL624" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2000 through 2003, Exchange 5.0 Server SP2 and 5.5 SP4, Exchange 2000 SP3, and Office allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message with a crafted Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) MIME attachment, related to message length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0002</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-504" comment="Exchange 5.5 with SP4 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-734" comment="the version of Mapi32.dll is less than 5.5.2658.34" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL625" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-14-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to look at the file shtml.dll instead of fp5awel.dll.  It was determined that this is where the vulnerability (a buffer overflow) actually existed.  Also added the configuration test saying you are vulnerable if the SmartHTML interpreter is enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-09:52" comment="XP SP2 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the SmartHTML interpreter (shtml.dll) in Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 and 2002, and Microsoft SharePoint Team Services 2002, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (response failure) via a certain request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0824</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-77" comment="Windows NT, 2000, or XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-13" comment="a vulnerable version of shtml.dll exists (FPSE 2002 or SPTS 2003)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-32" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2002 are enabled (NT, 2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-2" comment="SmartHTML interpreter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL629" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:54" comment="modified wft-95 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by using method caching (SaveRef) to access the window.moveBy method, which is otherwise inaccessible, as demonstrated by HijackClickV2, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0823, aka the "Function Pointer Drag and Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-95" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.118" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-140" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL630" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:50" comment="modified wft-90 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-56" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-90" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3526.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL636" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Excel 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-15 - wft-15 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Excel 97, 2000, and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a spreadsheet with a malicious XLM (Excel 4) macro that bypasses the macro security model.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0821</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-137" comment="Excel 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-15" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 9.0.0.8216" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL643" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:50" comment="modified wft-90 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-90" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3526.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL644" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.8</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The License Logging service for Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of messages, which leads to an "unchecked buffer" and allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbtirary code, aka the "License Logging Service Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0050</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-96" comment="the patch kb885834 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-393" comment="the version of Llssrv.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33632" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-344" comment="license logging service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL653" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in Microsoft ASN.1 library (MSASN1.DLL), as used in LSASS.EXE, CRYPT32.DLL, and other Microsoft executables and libraries on Windows NT 4.0, 2000, and XP, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via ASN.1 BER encodings with (1) very large length fields that cause arbitrary heap data to be overwritten, or (2) modified bit strings.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0818</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-49" comment="the version of msasn1.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6823" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-99" comment="the patch kb828028 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL668" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-22 - wft-22 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word 97, 98(J), 2000, and 2002, and Microsoft Works Suites 2001 through 2004, do not properly check the length of the "Macro names" data value, which could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0820</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-133" comment="Word 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-22" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 10.0.5815.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL670" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Javascript interpreter (jsinterp.c) in Mozilla and Firefox before 1.5.1 does not properly dereference objects, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) or execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors related to garbage collection.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0292</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-749" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird pre-1.5 is installed without an upgraded Firefox (1.5.0.1)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-748" comment="Mozilla Firefox pre-1.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-746" comment="Mozilla Suite is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL671" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The GetEnhMetaFilePaletteEntries API in GDI32.DLL in Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a crafted Enhanced Metafile (EMF) file that causes invalid (1) end, (2) emreof, or (3) palent offsets to be used, aka "Enhanced Metafile Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0803</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-647" comment="64-bit XP or Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-702" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.419" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL675" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Excel 97</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-14 - wft-14 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Excel 97, 2000, and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a spreadsheet with a malicious XLM (Excel 4) macro that bypasses the macro security model.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0821</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-12" comment="Excel 97 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-14" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 8.00.01.9904" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL677" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The XML parser in Mozilla Firefox before 1.5.0.1 and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly read sensitive data via unknown attack vectors that trigger an out-of-bounds read.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0298</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL678" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (hang) via certain malformed IGMP packets, aka the "IGMP v3 DoS Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0021</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-758" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2617 (64-bit,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL681" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE Agent</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-03:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>NetDDE Agent on Windows NT 4.0, 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, Windows 2000, and Windows XP allows local users to execute arbitrary code as LocalSystem via "shatter" style attack by sending a WM_COPYDATA message followed by a WM_TIMER message, as demonstrated by GetAd, aka "Flaw in Windows WM_TIMER Message Handling Could Enable Privilege Elevation."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1230</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-474" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7177" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-475" comment="the version of gdi32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7177" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-476" comment="the version of winsrv.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7202" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-477" comment="the version of win32k.sys is less than 4.0.1381.7207" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-502" comment="Patch Q328310 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL682" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Agent</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-07:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="added cve description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Agent allows remote attackers to spoof trusted Internet content and execute arbitrary code by disguising security prompts on a malicious Web page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-117" comment="the version of agentdpv.dll is less than 2.0.0.3423" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-64" comment="the patch kb890046 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL683" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service (WebClnt.dll) for Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote authenticated users or Guests to execute arbitrary code via crafted RPC requests, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-1207.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-760" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1790 (XP,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL685" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-09-12:00" comment="modified cmp-35 - Corrected test comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wrt-35 - wrt-35 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-300" comment="the version of mswrd6.wpc is less than 10.0.803.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-35" comment="Word for Windows 6.0 Converter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL686" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service exception and exit) via an "unexpected protocol command during the reconnection request," which is not properly handled by the Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) functionality.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-608" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.2492" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL687" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:49" comment="modified wft-91 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-91" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3813.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL689" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-92" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4937.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL690" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0 allows remote attackers to identify the path to the Temporary Internet Files folder and obtain user information such as cookies via certain uses of the OBJECT tag, which are not subjected to the proper security checks, aka "Temporary Internet Files folders Name Reading."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1188</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-271" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-262" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4922.900" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL695" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Excel 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-11-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-16 - wft-16 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Excel 97, 2000, and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a spreadsheet with a malicious XLM (Excel 4) macro that bypasses the macro security model.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0821</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-138" comment="Excel 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-16" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 10.0.5815.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL697" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to obtain information and possibly execute code when browsing from a web site to a web folder view using WebDAV, aka "Web Folder Behaviors Cross-Domain Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1989</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-317" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1515 or 6.0.2800.1516 " negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL698" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in T2EMBED.DLL in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, Windows 98, and Windows ME allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message or web page with a crafted Embedded Open Type (EOT) web font that triggers the overflow during decompression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-709" comment="Fontsub.dll &lt; 5.1.2600.2777 or T2embed.dll &lt;5.1.2600.2777 (WinXP,SP2)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL699" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-03-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2003-03-05-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to test for fp30reg.dll and fp4areg.dll instead of fp4awel.dll.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:50" comment="modified wft-114 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:22" comment="modified wft-31 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the debug functionality in fp30reg.dll of Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) 2000 and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted chunked encoded request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0822</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-112" comment="a vulnerable version of fp30reg.dll or fp4areg.dll exists" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-33" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 are enabled (WinNT)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL701" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in the Graphics Rendering Engine (GDI32.DLL) in Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted Windows Metafile (WMF) and Enhanced Metafile (EMF) format images that lead to heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using MRBP16::bCheckRecord.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-647" comment="64-bit XP or Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-703" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2542" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL704" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) for Microsoft Windows Server 2003, and possibly Windows NT and Server 2000, does not properly validate the length of certain packets, which allows attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0825</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-60" comment="Windows 2000 Server is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-98" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6870" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-97" comment="the patch kb830352 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL708" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow in the Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem (CSRSS), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2118.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-686" comment="shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2521" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL710" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-159 - unchecked value">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:41">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate buffers when handling certain DHTML methods including the createControlRange Javascript function, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "DHTML Method Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0055</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-500" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2604" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL712" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Animated Cursor</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Animated Cursor (ANI) capability in Windows NT, Windows 2000 through SP4, Windows XP through SP1, and Windows 2003 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service via (1) the frame number set to zero, which causes an invalid memory address to be used and leads to a kernel crash, or (2) the rate number set to zero, which leads to resource exhaustion and hang.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1305</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-351" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7342" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL713" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Hyperlink Object Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:34">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Hyperlink Object Library for Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted link that triggers an "unchecked buffer" in the library, possibly due to a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0057</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-369" comment="the version of hlink.dll is less than 5.2.3790.227" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-78" comment="the patch kb888113 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL714" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:18">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in T2EMBED.DLL in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, Windows 98, and Windows ME allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message or web page with a crafted Embedded Open Type (EOT) web font that triggers the overflow during decompression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-707" comment="Fontsub.dll &lt; 5.0.2195.7071 or T2embed.dll &lt;5.0.2195.7073 (Win2k,SP4)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL716" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service (WebClnt.dll) for Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote authenticated users or Guests to execute arbitrary code via crafted RPC requests, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-1207.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-762" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2591 (64-bit,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL721" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Web Client Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-07-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:36">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service in Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 allows remote authenticated users to execute arbitrary code via a crafted WebDAV request containing special parameters.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1207</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-161" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.2.3790.316" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-124" comment="the patch kb896426 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL722" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-12:00" comment="Updated with newly available information.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 6.0.2900.2180 and 6.0.2800.1106, and earlier versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute arbitrary code via a Javascript BODY onload event that calls the window function, aka "Mismatched Document Object Model Objects Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-705" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1528" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL727" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ShellAbout API call in Korean Input Method Editor (IME) in Korean versions of Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, Windows Server 2003 up to SP1, and Office 2003, allows local users to gain privileges by launching the "shell about dialog box" and clicking the "End-User License Agreement" link, which executes Notepad with the privileges of the program that displays the about box.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0008</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-764" comment="the version of Imekr70.ime is less than 7.0.8002.0 (Office 2003 and Accessories)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL733" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-18-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-21-05:00" comment="Removed the test for Windows XP.  This is not part of the vulnerability definition.  Instead, it is a pre-requisite of installing the IE 6 patch.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Removed the IE 6 SP 1 part of this definition as the SP 1 part is defined in a different OVAL.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to direct drag and drop behaviors and other mouse click actions to other windows by calling the window.moveBy method, aka HijackClick, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1027.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0823</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-26" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2734.1600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL743" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-03-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2003-03-05-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to test for fp30reg.dll and fp4areg.dll instead of fp4awel.dll.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:50" comment="modified wft-114 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-01:22" comment="modified wft-31 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the debug functionality in fp30reg.dll of Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) 2000 and 2002 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted chunked encoded request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0822</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-112" comment="a vulnerable version of fp30reg.dll or fp4areg.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-88" comment="the patch q810217 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-31" comment="FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 are enabled (2K, XP)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL745" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-05:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:51" comment="modified wft-93 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-93" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2737.800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL751" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Data Access Compnents 2.7</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.8 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed UDP response to a broadcast request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0903</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-100" comment="MDAC 2.7 is installed and a vulnerable version of sqlsrv32.dll and odbcbcp.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-110" comment="the patch q832483 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL762" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft SharePoint Team Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2003-12-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-01-14-12:00" comment="Changed the definition to look at the file shtml.dll instead of fp5awel.dll.  It was determined that this is where the vulnerability (a buffer overflow) actually existed.  Also added the configuration test saying you are vulnerable if the SmartHTML interpreter is enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-09:53" comment="XP SP2 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the SmartHTML interpreter (shtml.dll) in Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2000 and 2002, and Microsoft SharePoint Team Services 2002, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (response failure) via a certain request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0824</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-78" comment="Windows 2000, XP, or 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-13" comment="a vulnerable version of shtml.dll exists (FPSE 2002 or SPTS 2003)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-34" comment="SharePoint Team Services are enabled (2K, XP, 2003)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-2" comment="SmartHTML interpreter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL763" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed record with a modified length value, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0031</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-649" comment="Excel 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-771" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 10.0.6789.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL769" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Color Management Module</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-03-11:30">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Microsoft Color Management Module for Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an image with crafted ICC profile format tags.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1219</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-330" comment="Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-573" comment="the version of mscms.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2476" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-128" comment="the patch KB901214 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL770" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-09:24">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="added description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the PNG image rendering component of Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted PNG file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1211</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-158" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1505 or 6.0.2800.1506" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-59" comment="PNG image rendering enabled in Internet Explorer" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL774" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:52" comment="modified wft-94 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-94" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL775" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Data Access Compnents 2.8</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-01-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.8 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed UDP response to a broadcast request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0903</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-104" comment="MDAC 2.8 (RTM) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-44" comment="the version of odbcbcp.dll is less than 2000.85.1025.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-39" comment="the version of sqlsrv32.dll is less than 2000.85.1025.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-103" comment="the patch q832483 is not installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL776" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The legacy &lt;script> data-island capability for XML in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary XML files, and portions of other files, via a URL whose "src" attribute redirects to a local file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0648</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-116" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3828.2700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL777" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in WINSRV.DLL in the Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS) process of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application that provides console window information with a long FaceName value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0551</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-579" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL778" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) of Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate connection information, which allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0894</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-328" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6987" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL779" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-76" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.160" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL780" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple TCP/IP and ICMP implementations, when using Path MTU (PMTU) discovery (PMTUD), allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (network throughput reduction for TCP connections) via forged ICMP ("Fragmentation Needed and Don't Fragment was Set") packets with a low next-hop MTU value, aka the "Path MTU discovery attack."  NOTE: CVE-2004-0790, CVE-2004-0791, and CVE-2004-1060 have been SPLIT based on different attacks; CVE-2005-0065, CVE-2005-0066, CVE-2005-0067, and CVE-2005-0068 are related identifiers that are SPLIT based on the underlying vulnerability.  While CVE normally SPLITs based on vulnerability, the attack-based identifiers exist due to the variety and number of affected implementations and solutions that address the attacks instead of the underlying vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-600" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.336" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-380" comment="Enable Path MTU Discovery is Disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL782" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-04:52">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="updated description ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the PNG image rendering component of Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted PNG file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1211</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-179" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-59" comment="PNG image rendering enabled in Internet Explorer" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL784" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Services for UNIX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Telnet client for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Services for UNIX allows remote attackers to read sensitive environment variables via the NEW-ENVIRON option with a SEND ENV_USERVAR command.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1205</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-49" comment="the patch KB896428 for Services for UNIX is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-47" comment="Services for UNIX is instaled and a vulnerable version of telnet.exe exists" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL786" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>netman.dll in Microsoft Windows Connections Manager Library allows local users to cause a denial of service (Network Connections Service crash) via a large integer argument to a particular function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2307</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-696" comment="netman.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2516" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL787" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain invalid HTML that causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1185</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL789" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the URL processor of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a URL with a long hostname, aka "URL Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0554</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-292" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-440" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (XP Win2K Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL790" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to obtain information and possibly execute code when browsing from a web site to a web folder view using WebDAV, aka "Web Folder Behaviors Cross-Domain Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1989</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-315" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL791" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via by instantiating the (1) Mdt2gddr.dll, (2) Mdt2dd.dll, and (3) Mdt2gddo.dll COM objects as ActiveX controls, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL792" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted URL with double-byte characters, aka the "Double Byte Character Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1189</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL793" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-26-09:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 up to 6 on various Windows operating systems, including IE 6.0.2900.2180 on Windows XP, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, as demonstrated using the JVIEW Profiler (Javaprxy.dll).  NOTE: the researcher says that the vendor could not reproduce this problem.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2087</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-626" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2722" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL794" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Script Engine for JScript v5.1</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-03-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-08-24-11:02" comment="Added patch information to definition">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in JsArrayFunctionHeapSort function used by Windows Script Engine for JScript (JScript.dll) on various Windows operating system allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail that uses a large array index value that enables a heap-based buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-120" comment="the version of jscript.dll is less than 5.1.0.8513" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-500" comment="the patch js56nen.exe (5.1.0.8513 version) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-76" comment="active scripting is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL795" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Script Engine for JScript v5.5</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-03-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-08-24-11:01" comment="Added patch information to definition">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in JsArrayFunctionHeapSort function used by Windows Script Engine for JScript (JScript.dll) on various Windows operating system allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail that uses a large array index value that enables a heap-based buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-121" comment="the version of jscript.dll is less than 5.5.0.8513" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-501" comment="the patch js56nen.exe (5.5.0.8513 version) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-76" comment="active scripting is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL796" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in Microsoft ASN.1 library (MSASN1.DLL), as used in LSASS.EXE, CRYPT32.DLL, and other Microsoft executables and libraries on Windows NT 4.0, 2000, and XP, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via ASN.1 BER encodings with (1) very large length fields that cause arbitrary heap data to be overwritten, or (2) modified bit strings.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0818</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-108" comment="the version of msasn1.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6824" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-99" comment="the patch kb828028 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL797" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-10:28" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in Microsoft ASN.1 library (MSASN1.DLL), as used in LSASS.EXE, CRYPT32.DLL, and other Microsoft executables and libraries on Windows NT 4.0, 2000, and XP, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via ASN.1 BER encodings with (1) very large length fields that cause arbitrary heap data to be overwritten, or (2) modified bit strings.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0818</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-53" comment="a vulnerable version of msasn1.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-99" comment="the patch kb828028 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL798" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, XP SP3, and other versions and packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a routing slip that is longer than specified by the provided length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0009</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10013" comment="Microsoft Office XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-772" comment="the version of Winword.exe is less than 10.0.6775.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL799" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in Microsoft ASN.1 library (MSASN1.DLL), as used in LSASS.EXE, CRYPT32.DLL, and other Microsoft executables and libraries on Windows NT 4.0, 2000, and XP, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via ASN.1 BER encodings with (1) very large length fields that cause arbitrary heap data to be overwritten, or (2) modified bit strings.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0818</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-106" comment="the version of msasn1.dll is less than 5.2.3790.88" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-99" comment="the patch kb828028 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL800" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) for Microsoft Windows Server 2003, and possibly Windows NT and Server 2000, does not properly validate the length of certain packets, which allows attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0825</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-110" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7255" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-97" comment="the patch kb830352 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL801" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) for Microsoft Windows Server 2003, and possibly Windows NT and Server 2000, does not properly validate the length of certain packets, which allows attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0825</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-111" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33554" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-97" comment="the patch kb830352 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL802" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) for Microsoft Windows Server 2003, and possibly Windows NT and Server 2000, does not properly validate the length of certain packets, which allows attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0825</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-112" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 5.2.3790.99" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-97" comment="the patch kb830352 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL805" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-02-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-03-04-12:00" comment="Added the configuration check to see if ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled by the current user when local machine settings are not in use.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:54" comment="modified wft-95 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass zone restrictions via a javascript protocol URL in a sub-frame, which is added to the history list and executed in the top window's zone when the history.back (back) function is called, as demonstrated by BackToFramedJpu, aka the "Travel Log Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1026</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-95" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.118" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-140" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL812" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10004" comment="Outlook Express 6.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-797" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2663" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL816" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>COM+ in Microsoft Windows does not properly "create and use memory structures," which allows local users or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1978</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-605" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.0.2195.7059" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL842" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-03-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Windows Media Station Service and Windows Media Monitor Service components of Windows Media Services 4.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (disallowing new connections) via a certain sequence of TCP/IP packets.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0905</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-59" comment="Windows Media Services 4.1 is installed on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-46" comment="the version of nscm.exe is less than 4.1.0.3934" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-47" comment="the version of nspmon.exe is less than 4.1.0.3934" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-149" comment="the patch kb832359 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-3" comment="configured to only offer streaming media over unicast" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-160" comment="the Windows Media Station service is disabled" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-161" comment="the Windows Media Monitor service is disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL843" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-03-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wft-130 - Added path to the end of the registry key specified in the first component of the file path">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:57">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Argument injection vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2002 does not sufficiently filter parameters of mailto: URLs when using them as arguments when calling OUTLOOK.EXE, which allows remote attackers to use script code in the Local Machine zone and execute arbitrary programs.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0121</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-197" comment="Outlook 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-130" comment="the version of outlook.exe is less than 10.00.5709.0000" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-198" comment="the patch kb828040 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-199" comment="Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL844" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MSN Messenger</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-03-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-03-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-03-30-12:00" comment="Fixed the path for both versions of the file to look at the correct registry key to determine the location of the 'Program Files' folder..  ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft MSN Messenger 6.0 and 6.1 does not properly handle certain requests, which allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-68" comment="Microsoft MSN Messenger 6.0 or 6.1 (but less than 6.1.0211) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL848" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-680" comment="cdosys.dll is less than 6.5.6756.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL882" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MHTML protocol handler in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 through Outlook Express 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass domain restrictions and execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated on Internet Explorer using script in a compiled help (CHM) file that references the InfoTech Storage (ITS) protocol handlers such as (1) ms-its, (2) ms-itss, (3) its, or (4) mk:@MSITStore, aka the "MHTML URL Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0380</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-170" comment="Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-182" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 5.50.4939.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-188" comment="the patch kb837009 is installed (installed components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL883" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in certain Active Directory service functions in LSASRV.DLL of the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a packet that causes the DsRolerUpgradeDownlevelServer function to create long debug entries for the DCPROMO.LOG log file, as exploited by the Sasser worm.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0533</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-192" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6902" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL885" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Microsoft Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) library, as used in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via malformed SSL messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0120</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-172" comment="the version of schannel.dll is less than 5.2.3790.132" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL886" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-10:29" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Microsoft Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) library, as used in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via malformed SSL messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0120</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-130" comment="a vulnerable version of schannel.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL888" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to obtain information and possibly execute code when browsing from a web site to a web folder view using WebDAV, aka "Web Folder Behaviors Cross-Domain Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1989</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-629" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3831.1800" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL889" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Private Communications Transport (PCT)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:21" comment="added cmp-66">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol implementation in the Microsoft SSL library, as used in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via PCT 1.0 handshake packets.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0719</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-130" comment="a vulnerable version of schannel.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-165" comment="PCT support is disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL890" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Descriptor Table (LDT)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The NtSetLdtEntries function in the programming interface for the Local Descriptor Table (LDT) in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 allows local attackers to gain access to kernel memory and execute arbitrary code via an expand-down data segment descriptor descriptor that points to protected memory.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0910</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-191" comment="the version of wintrust.dll is less than 5.131.2195.6824" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL892" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Microsoft Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) library, as used in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via malformed SSL messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0120</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-171" comment="the version of schannel.dll is less than 5.1.2195.6899" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL893" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A multi-threaded race condition in the Windows RPC DCOM functionality with the MS03-039 patch installed allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash or reboot) by causing two threads to process the same RPC request, which causes one thread to use memory after it has been freed, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi), CVE-2003-0715, and CVE-2003-0528, and as demonstrated by certain exploits against those vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0813</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-186" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6904" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL894" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
      </dates>
      <description>A multi-threaded race condition in the Windows RPC DCOM functionality with the MS03-039 patch installed allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash or reboot) by causing two threads to process the same RPC request, which causes one thread to use memory after it has been freed, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi), CVE-2003-0715, and CVE-2003-0528, and as demonstrated by certain exploits against those vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0813</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-17" comment="a vulnerable version of rpcrt4.dll exists on Server 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL895" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows logon process (winlogon)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows logon process (winlogon) in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, and XP SP1, when a member of a domain, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0806</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-136" comment="a vulnerable version of msgina.dll exists on NT" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-196" comment="machine is a member of a domain" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL896" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows logon process (winlogon)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-10:54" comment="modified wft-133 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows logon process (winlogon) in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, and XP SP1, when a member of a domain, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0806</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-133" comment="the version of msgina.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6895" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-196" comment="machine is a member of a domain" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL897" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Enhanced Metafile (EMF)</product>
        <product>Windows Metafile (WMF)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the rendering for (1) Windows Metafile (WMF) or (2) Enhanced Metafile (EMF) image formats in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, and XP SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed WMF or EMF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0906</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-89" comment="a vulnerable version of mf3216.dll exists on NT" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL898" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:22" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in certain Active Directory service functions in LSASRV.DLL of the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a packet that causes the DsRolerUpgradeDownlevelServer function to create long debug entries for the DCPROMO.LOG log file, as exploited by the Sasser worm.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0533</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-143" comment="a vulnerable version of lsasrv.dll exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL900" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A multi-threaded race condition in the Windows RPC DCOM functionality with the MS03-039 patch installed allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash or reboot) by causing two threads to process the same RPC request, which causes one thread to use memory after it has been freed, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi), CVE-2003-0715, and CVE-2003-0528, and as demonstrated by certain exploits against those vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0813</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1" comment="a vulnerable version of rpcrt4.dll exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL901" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-02-16-12:00" comment="Added compound statement to include three platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-08:48">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly "validate the use of memory regions" for COM structured storage files, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "COM Structured Storage Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0047</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-389" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.250" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-187" comment="Windows Server 2003 32-bit OR 64-bit OR Windows XP 64-bit Version 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL903" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Private Communications Transport (PCT)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol implementation in the Microsoft SSL library, as used in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via PCT 1.0 handshake packets.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0719</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-170" comment="the version of schannel.dll is less than 4.87.1964.1880" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-165" comment="PCT support is disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL904" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-05-12-12:00" comment="Added a criterion to the configuration section to see if the HCP protocol is registered.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Help and Support Center in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 does not properly validate HCP URLs, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via quotation marks in an hcp:// URL, which are not quoted when constructing the argument list to HelpCtr.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0907</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-303" comment="the version of helpctr.exe is less than 5.2.3790.125" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-12" comment="the HCP Protocol is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL906" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Agent</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-08:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="added description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Agent allows remote attackers to spoof trusted Internet content and execute arbitrary code by disguising security prompts on a malicious Web page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-200" comment=" a vulnerable version of agentdpv exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-64" comment="the patch kb890046 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL907" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>H.323</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the H.323 protocol implementation in Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0117</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-150" comment="the version of h323.tsp is less than 5.0.2195.6901" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL909" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 uses relative paths to find system files that will run in-process, which allows local users to gain privileges via a Trojan horse file, aka the "System file listing privilege elevation" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0507</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-304" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.769.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL910" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>NetWare</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Client Service for NetWare (CSNW) on Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and Sp2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code due to an "unchecked buffer" when processing certain crafted network messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1985</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-673" comment="nwwks.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2506" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL911" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Descriptor Table (LDT)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The NtSetLdtEntries function in the programming interface for the Local Descriptor Table (LDT) in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 allows local attackers to gain access to kernel memory and execute arbitrary code via an expand-down data segment descriptor descriptor that points to protected memory.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0910</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-190" comment="the version of wintrust.dll is less than 5.131.1880.14" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL912" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-305 - changed the version of msw3prt.dll to test against from 5.5.2195.3649 to 5.0.2195.3649">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:05">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 uses relative paths to find system files that will run in-process, which allows local users to gain privileges via a Trojan horse file, aka the "System file listing privilege elevation" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0507</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-305" comment="File %windir%\System32\Msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.3649" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL913" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>In IIS, remote attackers can obtain source code for ASP files by appending "::$DATA" to the URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-1999-0278</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-306" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 4.0.1381.164" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-347" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 6 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL915" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in IIS 4.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a malformed request for files with .HTR, .IDC, or .STM extensions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-1999-0874</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-306" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 4.0.1381.164" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-347" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 6 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL919" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in certain Active Directory service functions in LSASRV.DLL of the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a packet that causes the DsRolerUpgradeDownlevelServer function to create long debug entries for the DCPROMO.LOG log file, as exploited by the Sasser worm.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0533</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-157" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.2.3790.134" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL920" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and earlier allows remote attackers to obtain the physical location of cached content and open the content in the Local Computer Zone, then use compiled HTML help (.chm) files to execute arbitrary programs.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0002</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-901" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-307" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 5.50.4613.1700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-351" comment="Patch Q286045 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-352" comment="Patch Q295106 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL921" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-04:01" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the Content-Disposition and Content-Type header fields in a way that causes Internet Explorer to believe that the file is safe to open without prompting the user, aka the "File Execution Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-308" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2712.0300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-354" comment="Patch Q313675 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-355" comment="Patch Q316059.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-356" comment="Patch Q319282 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-902" comment="File Downloads Not Disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL922" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-11:10" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via / (slash) characters in the Type property of an Object tag in a web page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0344</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-309" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4926.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL923" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-30-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-04:01" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code under fewer security restrictions via a malformed web page that requires NetBIOS connectivity, aka "Zone Spoofing through Malformed Web Page" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0190</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-310" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 6.0.2716.2200" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL924" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in the ASN.1 library as used in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-194" comment="the version of msasn1.dll is less than 5.2.3790.139" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL925" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-04:01" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the implementation of an HTML directive in mshtml.dll in Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a web page that specifies embedded ActiveX controls in a way that causes 2 Unicode strings to be concatenated.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0022</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-311" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 6.0.2713.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-355" comment="Patch Q316059.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-356" comment="Patch Q319282 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-903" comment="Run ActiveX Controls and Plugins Not Disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL926" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-11:10" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in URLMON.DLL in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTTP response containing long values in (1) Content-type and (2) Content-encoding fields.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0113</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-309" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4926.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-312" comment="File %windir%\system32\urlmon.dll version is less than 5.50.4927.2100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL927" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 allows remote attackers to obtain source code for .ASP files and other scripts via an HTTP GET request with a "Translate: f" header, aka the "Specialized Header" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-0778</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL929" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the hosting process (dllhost.exe) for Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 through 5.1 allows remote attackers to gain privileges by executing an out of process application that acquires LocalSystem privileges, aka "Out of Process Privilege Elevation."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0869</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-329" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.780.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL930" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-330 - changed the version of msw3prt.dll to test against from 5.5.2195.58075 to 5.0.2195.5807">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the hosting process (dllhost.exe) for Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 through 5.1 allows remote attackers to gain privileges by executing an out of process application that acquires LocalSystem privileges, aka "Out of Process Privilege Elevation."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0869</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-330" comment="File %windir%\System32\msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5807" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL931" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-330 - changed the version of msw3prt.dll to test against from 5.5.2195.58075 to 5.0.2195.5807">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A typographical error in the script source access permissions for Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.0 does not properly exclude .COM files, which allows attackers with only write permissions to upload malicious .COM files, aka "Script Source Access Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1180</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-330" comment="File %windir%\System32\msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5807" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL932" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The showcode.asp sample file in IIS and Site Server allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-1999-0736</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-331" comment="File %windir%\System32\code.asp is less than 4.0.1381.279" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-386" comment="Patch Q232449 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL933" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:43" comment="modified wft-332 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a long WebDAV request with a (1) PROPFIND or (2) SEARCH method, which generates an error condition that is not properly handled.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0226</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-332" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6672" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-387" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL936" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The logging capability for unicast and multicast transmissions in the ISAPI extension for Microsoft Windows Media Services in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 and 2000, nsiislog.dll, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service in Internet Information Server (IIS) and execute arbitrary code via a certain network request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0227</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-333" comment="File %windir%\System32\nsiislog.dll is less than 4.1.0.3931" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-388" comment="Patch KB817772 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-389" comment="Patch KB822343 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL938" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the streaming media component for logging multicast requests in the ISAPI for the logging capability of Microsoft Windows Media Services (nsiislog.dll), as installed in IIS 5.0, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a large POST request to nsiislog.dll.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0349</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-334" comment="File %windir%\System32\nsiislog.dll is less than 4.1.0.3932" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-389" comment="Patch KB822343 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL942" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-330 - changed the version of msw3prt.dll to test against from 5.5.2195.58075 to 5.0.2195.5807">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:13">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in the administrative web pages for Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 through 5.1 allow remote attackers to execute HTML script as other users through (1) a certain ASP file in the IISHELP virtual directory, or (2) possibly other unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1181</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-330" comment="File %windir%\System32\msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5807" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL944" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in the administrative web pages for Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 through 5.1 allow remote attackers to execute HTML script as other users through (1) a certain ASP file in the IISHELP virtual directory, or (2) possibly other unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1181</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-329" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.780.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL946" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>H.323</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the H.323 protocol implementation in Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0117</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-151" comment="the version of h323.tsp is less than 5.2.3790.132" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL948" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-11:10" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to bypass security zone restrictions and execute arbitrary programs via a web document with a large number of duplicate file:// or other requests that point to the program and open multiple file download dialogs, which eventually cause Internet Explorer to execute the program, as demonstrated using a large number of FRAME or IFRAME tags, aka the "File Download Dialog Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0309</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-309" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4926.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL951" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Private Communications Transport (PCT)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol implementation in the Microsoft SSL library, as used in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via PCT 1.0 handshake packets.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0719</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-171" comment="the version of schannel.dll is less than 5.1.2195.6899" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-165" comment="PCT support is disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL952" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>SNMP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-14-12:00" comment="Switched the service pack test from wrt-373 to wrt-539.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Memory leak in SNMP agent in Windows NT 4.0 before SP5 allows remote attackers to conduct a denial of service (memory exhaustion) via a large number of queries.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-1999-0815</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-313" comment="File %windir%\system32\snmp.exe is less than 4.0.1381.133" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-539" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 5 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-264" comment="the SNMP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL955" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>An Activation function in the RPCSS Service involved with DCOM activation for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, and 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory consumption) via an activation request with a large length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0116</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-189" comment="the version of rpcss.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6906" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-7" comment="DCOM is enabled on systems with SP3 or later" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL956" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary programs via a modified directory traversal attack using a URL containing ".." (dot dot) sequences and a filename that ends in "::" which is treated as a .chm file even if it does not have a .chm extension.  NOTE: this bug may overlap CVE-2004-0475.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1041</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1071" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2 or Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL957" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-11:12" comment="modified wft-199 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
      </dates>
      <description>An Activation function in the RPCSS Service involved with DCOM activation for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, and 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory consumption) via an activation request with a large length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0116</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-16" comment="a vulnerable version of rpcss.dll exists on Server 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL958" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:22" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>An Activation function in the RPCSS Service involved with DCOM activation for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, and 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory consumption) via an activation request with a large length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0116</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-10" comment="a vulnerable version of rpcss.dll exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL959" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Enhanced Metafile (EMF)</product>
        <product>Windows Metafile (WMF)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the rendering for (1) Windows Metafile (WMF) or (2) Enhanced Metafile (EMF) image formats in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, and XP SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed WMF or EMF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0906</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-138" comment="the version of mf3216.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6898" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL961" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.5</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-28-12:00" comment="split out the MDAC and file version tests from the compound test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-08:52">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of SQL-DMO for Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.7 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long response to a broadcast request to UDP port 1434.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0353</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-100" comment="MDAC 2.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-314" comment="File %windir%\System32\odbcbcp.dll is less than 3.70.11.40" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-376" comment="Patch Q823718 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL962" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Data Access Components 2.6</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of SQL-DMO for Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.7 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long response to a broadcast request to UDP port 1434.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0353</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-377" comment="DataAccess Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-315" comment="File %windir%\System32\odbcbcp.dll is less than 2000.80.746.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-376" comment="Patch Q823718 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL963" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-11:10" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The file upload control in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to automatically upload files from the local system via a web page containing a script to upload the files.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0114</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-309" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4926.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL964" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>H.323</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the H.323 protocol implementation in Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0117</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-160" comment="a vulnerable version of h323.tsp exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL965" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 does not always return the correct IOleClientSite information when dynamically creating an embedded object, which could cause Internet Explorer to run the object in the wrong security context or zone, and allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1190</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL966" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The logging capability for unicast and multicast transmissions in the ISAPI extension for Microsoft Windows Media Services in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 and 2000, nsiislog.dll, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service in Internet Information Server (IIS) and execute arbitrary code via a certain network request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0227</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-335" comment="File %windir%\System32\nsiislog.dll is less than 4.1.0.3861" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-388" comment="Patch KB817772 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-389" comment="Patch KB822343 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL968" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Jet Database Engine</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Jet Database Engine 4.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a specially-crafted database query.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0197</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-140" comment="a vulnerable version of Microsoft Jet 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-185" comment="the patch kb837001 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL969" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-18-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-02-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the COM Internet Services and in the RPC over HTTP Proxy components for Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a crafted request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0807</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-8" comment="Windows NT 4.0 Server or Terminal Server is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-21" comment="a vulnerable version of rpcproxy.dll exists on NT" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-385" comment="COM Internet Services are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL974" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-04:01" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:04" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read certain files and spoof the URL in the address bar by using the Document.open function to pass information between two frames from different domains, a new variant of the "Frame Domain Verification" vulnerability described in MS:MS01-058/CAN-2001-0874.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0027</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-311" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 6.0.2713.1100" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-355" comment="Patch Q316059.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-356" comment="Patch Q319282 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL983" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the hosting process (dllhost.exe) for Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 through 5.1 allows remote attackers to gain privileges by executing an out of process application that acquires LocalSystem privileges, aka "Out of Process Privilege Elevation."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0869</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-390" comment="IIS 5.1 Minor Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-336" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1125" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL985" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Beta 2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via a certain createTextRange call on a checkbox object, which results in a dereference of an invalid table pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1359</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL989" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-19-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the news reader for Microsoft Outlook Express (MSOE.DLL) 5.5 SP2, 6, and 6 SP1 allows remote malicious NNTP servers to execute arbitrary code via a LIST response with a long second field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1213</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-173" comment="Outlook Express 6 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-84" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1506" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-58" comment="Patch KB897715 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL990" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MHTML protocol handler in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 through Outlook Express 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass domain restrictions and execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated on Internet Explorer using script in a compiled help (CHM) file that references the InfoTech Storage (ITS) protocol handlers such as (1) ms-its, (2) ms-itss, (3) its, or (4) mk:@MSITStore, aka the "MHTML URL Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0380</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-171" comment="Outlook Express 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-183" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.00.2739.300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-188" comment="the patch kb837009 is installed (installed components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL995" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-18-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-02-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the COM Internet Services and in the RPC over HTTP Proxy components for Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a crafted request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0807</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-289" comment="the version of rpcproxy.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6904" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-385" comment="COM Internet Services are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL996" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <product>File and Print Sharing</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:32" comment="modified wft-337 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>File and Print Sharing service in Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows Me does not properly check the password for a file share, which allows remote attackers to bypass share access controls by sending a 1-byte password that matches the first character of the real password, aka the "Share Level Password" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-0979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-391" comment="Windows 98 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-337" comment="File %windir%\system\vserver.vxd version is less than 4.10.2001.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-392" comment="Patch 273991USA8.EXE Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1000" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-05-12-12:00" comment="Added a criterion to the configuration section to see if the HCP protocol is registered.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:23" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Help and Support Center in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 does not properly validate HCP URLs, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via quotation marks in an hcp:// URL, which are not quoted when constructing the argument list to HelpCtr.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0907</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-905" comment="a vulnerable version of helpctr.exe exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-12" comment="the HCP Protocol is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1004" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:24" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows XP allows local users to execute arbitrary programs by creating a task at an elevated privilege level through the eventtriggers.exe command-line tool or the Task Scheduler service, aka "Windows Management Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0909</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-908" comment="A vulnerable version of evtgprov.dll exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1005" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate buffers when handling certain DHTML methods including the createControlRange Javascript function, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "DHTML Method Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0055</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-257" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1007" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:24" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in the ASN.1 library as used in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-150" comment="a vulnerable version of msasn1.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1008" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:25" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Help and Support Center in Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 SP1 does not properly validate HCP URLs, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated using certain hcp:// URLs that access the DVD Upgrade capability (dvdupgrd.htm).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0199</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-114" comment="a vulnerable version of helpctr.exe exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10" comment="the patch kb840374 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-12" comment="the HCP Protocol is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1009" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via malformed WebDAV requests that cause a large amount of memory to be assigned.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1182</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-390" comment="IIS 5.1 Minor Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-336" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1125" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1010" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MHTML protocol handler in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 through Outlook Express 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass domain restrictions and execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated on Internet Explorer using script in a compiled help (CHM) file that references the InfoTech Storage (ITS) protocol handlers such as (1) ms-its, (2) ms-itss, (3) its, or (4) mk:@MSITStore, aka the "MHTML URL Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0380</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-173" comment="Outlook Express 6 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-185" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.00.2800.1409" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-188" comment="the patch kb837009 is installed (installed components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1011" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-11-12:00" comment="modified wft-330 - changed the version of msw3prt.dll to test against from 5.5.2195.58075 to 5.0.2195.5807">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:18">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IIS 5.0 and 5.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via malformed WebDAV requests that cause a large amount of memory to be assigned.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1182</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-330" comment="File %windir%\System32\msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.5807" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-218" comment="Patch Q327696 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-219" comment="Patch Q811114 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1014" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-04:01" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause the File Download dialogue box to misrepresent the name of the file in the dialogue in a way that could fool users into thinking that the file type is safe to download.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0875</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-308" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2712.0300" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-354" comment="Patch Q313675 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-355" comment="Patch Q316059.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-356" comment="Patch Q319282 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-204" comment="the patch q321232 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-205" comment="the patch q323759 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-206" comment="the patch q328970 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-207" comment="the patch q324929 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-208" comment="the patch q810847 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-902" comment="File Downloads Not Disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1015" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-19-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb890047, added check for shell32 version &lt; 6.0.2900.2578">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-06-13-03:10" comment="Removed duplicate Windows XP test.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:41">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-178" comment="Windows XP service pack 2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-716" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2578" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-157" comment="Drag-and-Drop disabled when set to 3" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1016" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) in Windows 2000 domain controllers allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a crafted LDAP message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0663</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-220" comment="Windows 2000 (domain controller) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-192" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6902" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1018" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Directory traversal vulnerability in IIS 5.0 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands by encoding .. (dot dot) and "\" characters twice.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0333</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-338" comment="File %windir%\System32\w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.764.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-241" comment="Patch Q295534 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1020" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted URL with double-byte characters, aka the "Double Byte Character Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1189</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1021" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Windows NT</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Remote Registry server in Windows NT 4.0 allows local authenticated users to cause a denial of service via a malformed request, which causes the winlogon process to fail, aka the "Remote Registry Access Authentication" vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-0377</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1043" comment="For Windows NT 4.0 Workstation, Server and Enterprise Edition" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1044" comment="For Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1022" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:35" comment="modified wft-417 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 System Attendant gives "Everyone" group privileges to the WinReg key, which could allow remote attackers to read or modify registry keys.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0049</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-457" comment="Microsoft Exchange 2000 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-417" comment="File %ExchangeInstallDir%\bin\mad.exe is less than 6.0.5770.21" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-458" comment="Patch Q316056 installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-459" comment="Everyone group given remote access permissions" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1023" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Windows NT</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The registry in Windows NT can be accessed remotely by users who are not administrators.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-1999-0562</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-399" comment="Remote access to registry not controlled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1024" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>NetBIOS</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A component service related to NETBIOS is running.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-1999-0621</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-933" comment="Windows NT or 2000 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-934" comment="NetBIOS enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1025" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wft-418 - Added space to registry key. used to say &quot;AppPath&quot; I changed it to &quot;App Path&quot;">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-10:31">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-418 - wft-418 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-419 - wft-419 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-420 - wft-420 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-428 - wft-428 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-429 - wft-429 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-430 - wft-430 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:34" comment="modified wft-431 - wft-431 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The registry key containing the SQL Server service account information in Microsoft SQL Server 2000, including Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) 2000, has insecure permissions, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Incorrect Permission on SQL Server Service Account Registry Key."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0642</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-460" comment="SQL Server 2000 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-418" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.650.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-419" comment="the version of odsole70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-428" comment="the version of xpqueue.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-429" comment="the version of xprepl.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-430" comment="the version of xplog70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-431" comment="the version of xpweb70.dll is less than 2000.80.606.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-420" comment="the version of xpstar.dll is less than 2000.80.628.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1026" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The legacy &lt;script> data-island capability for XML in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary XML files, and portions of other files, via a URL whose "src" attribute redirects to a local file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0648</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-115" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3541.2700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1027" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft DirectPlay</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IDirectPlay4 Application Programming Interface (API) of Microsoft DirectPlay 7.0a thru 9.0b, as used in Windows Server 2003 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed packet.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0202</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1045" comment="Vulnerable versions of DirectX" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1028" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:57" comment="modified wft-184 - Deleted extra character in Build section">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MHTML protocol handler in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 through Outlook Express 6 SP1 allows remote attackers to bypass domain restrictions and execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated on Internet Explorer using script in a compiled help (CHM) file that references the InfoTech Storage (ITS) protocol handlers such as (1) ms-its, (2) ms-itss, (3) its, or (4) mk:@MSITStore, aka the "MHTML URL Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0380</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-172" comment="Outlook Express 6 for Windows 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-184" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.00.3790.137" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-186" comment="the patch kb837009 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1030" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-18-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-02-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the COM Internet Services and in the RPC over HTTP Proxy components for Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a crafted request.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0807</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-193" comment="Windows Server 2003 (excluding WinXP 64-bit, Version 2003) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-190" comment="a vulnerable version of rpcproxy.dll exists on Server 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-385" comment="COM Internet Services are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1032" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Help and Support Center in Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 SP1 does not properly validate HCP URLs, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, as demonstrated using certain hcp:// URLs that access the DVD Upgrade capability (dvdupgrd.htm).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0199</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-294" comment="the version of helpctr.exe is less than 5.2.3790.161" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10" comment="the patch kb840374 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-12" comment="the HCP Protocol is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1036" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Veritas Backup Exec 8.5</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wrt-472 - wrt-472 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
      </dates>
      <description>Veritas Backup Exec 8.5 and earlier requires that the "RestrictAnonymous" registry key for Microsoft Exchange 2000 must be set to 0, which enables anonymous listing of the SAM database and shares.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1117</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-25" comment="Affected bkupexec.exe versions 3.60.1.298" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-472" comment="Veritas Backup Exec 8.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-471" comment="RestrictAnonymous registry value allows anonymous connections" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1037" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by using an eval in an XBL method binding (XBL.method.eval) to create Javascript functions that are compiled with extra privileges.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1735</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1039" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Data Access Components 2.7</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-20-12:00" comment="Changed patch registry key value to IsInstalled">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-07-21-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a component of SQL-DMO for Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.5 through 2.7 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long response to a broadcast request to UDP port 1434.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0353</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-912" comment="Affected MDAC versions" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-376" comment="Patch Q823718 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1041" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-04-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DCOM RPC interface for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause network communications via an "alter context" call that contains additional data, aka the "Object Identity Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0124</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-195" comment="a vulnerable version of ole32.dll exists on NT" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1045" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Print Spooler Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-19-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Print Spooler service (Spoolsv.exe) for Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1984</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-630" comment="the version of Spoolsv.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7059" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-370" comment="the patch KB896423 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1046" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Utility Manager</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Utility Manager in Microsoft Windows 2000 executes winhlp32.exe with system privileges, which allows local users to execute arbitrary code via a "Shatter" style attack using a Windows message that accesses the context sensitive help button in the GUI, as demonstrated using the File Open dialog in the Help window, a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0213.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0908</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-322" comment="the version of umandlg.dll is less than 1.0.0.4" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1051" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Directory traversal vulnerability in IIS 5.0 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands by encoding .. (dot dot) and "\" characters twice.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0333</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-339" comment="File %windir%\System32\msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.3649" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-249" comment="Patch Q293826 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-242" comment="Patch Q301625 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1052" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Rockliffe MailSite Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-25-07:14">
          <contributor organization="OS2A">Rahul Mohandas</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Rockliffe MailSite Express before 6.1.22 allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script or HTML via a message body.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-3428</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-633" comment="the software MailSite Express version 6.1.20 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1053" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Compressed Folders</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wrt-554 - corrected regular exprsssion on value. Needed to escape the period in the file name and change the *'s to .*">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-05-12:00" comment="Removed the negate=&quot;true&quot; from the config test; should be vulnerable *if* enabled, rather than vulnerable if *not*  enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in DUNZIP32.DLL for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via compressed (zipped) folders that involve an "unchecked buffer" and improper length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0575</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1141" comment="vulnerable 32-bit version of zipfldr.dll" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-553" comment="the patch q873376 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-554" comment="Compressed Folders with zipfldr.dll are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1054" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows logon process (winlogon)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:26" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows logon process (winlogon) in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, and XP SP1, when a member of a domain, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0806</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-120" comment="a vulnerable version of msgina.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-196" comment="machine is a member of a domain" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1056" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft CryptoAPI</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-13-12:00" comment="Added superceding patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-12:00" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The (1) CertGetCertificateChain, (2) CertVerifyCertificateChainPolicy, and (3) WinVerifyTrust APIs within the CryptoAPI for Microsoft products including Microsoft Windows 98 through XP, Office for Mac, Internet Explorer for Mac, and Outlook Express for Mac, do not properly verify the Basic Constraints of intermediate CA-signed X.509 certificates, which allows remote attackers to spoof the certificates of trusted sites via a man-in-the-middle attack for SSL sessions, as originally reported for Internet Explorer and IIS.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0862</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-432" comment="the version of crypt32.dll is less than 5.131.2600.1123" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-477" comment="the patch Q329115 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1057" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, XP SP2 and earlier, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted compiled Help (.CHM) file with a large size field that triggers a heap-based buffer overflow, as demonstrated using a "ms-its:" URL in Internet Explorer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-49" comment="a vulnerable version of hh.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-57" comment="the patch kb896358 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1059" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Certificate Validation</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-13-12:00" comment="Added superceding patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Changed to DRAFT">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0 do not properly verify the Basic Constraints of digital certificates, allowing remote attackers to execute code, aka "New Variant of Certificate Validation Flaw Could Enable Identity Spoofing" (CAN-2002-0862).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1183</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-434" comment="the version of cryptdlg.dll is less then 5.0.1558.6072" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-477" comment="the patch Q329115 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1061" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, including (1) devenum.dll, (2) diactfrm.dll, (3) wmm2filt.dll, (4) fsusd.dll, (5) dmdskmgr.dll, (6) browsewm.dll, (7) browseui.dll, (8) shell32.dll, (9) mshtml.dll, (10) inetcfg.dll, (11) infosoft.dll, (12) query.dll, (13) syncui.dll, (14) clbcatex.dll, (15) clbcatq.dll, (16) comsvcs.dll, and (17) msconf.dll, which causes memory corruption, aka "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2087.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1990</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-626" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2722" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1062" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DCOM RPC interface for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause network communications via an "alter context" call that contains additional data, aka the "Object Identity Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0124</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-177" comment="the version of comsvcs.dll is less than 2000.2.3511.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1063" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in the Graphics Rendering Engine (GDI32.DLL) in Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted Windows Metafile (WMF) and Enhanced Metafile (EMF) format images that lead to heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using MRBP16::bCheckRecord.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-644" comment="version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7069 OR the version of Mf3216.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6898" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1064" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Enhanced Metafile (EMF)</product>
        <product>Windows Metafile (WMF)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:27" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the rendering for (1) Windows Metafile (WMF) or (2) Enhanced Metafile (EMF) image formats in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, and XP SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed WMF or EMF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0906</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-170" comment="a vulnerable version of mf3216.dll exists on XP" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1066" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DCOM RPC interface for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause network communications via an "alter context" call that contains additional data, aka the "Object Identity Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0124</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-179" comment="the version of comsvcs.dll is less than 2001.12.4720.130" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1067" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft JScript 5.1, 5.5, and 5.6 on Windows 2000 SP4, and 5.6 on Windows XP, Server 2003, Windows 98 and Windows Me, will "release objects early" in certain cases, which results in memory corruption and allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1313</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-820" comment="the version of Jscript.dll is less than 5.6.0.8831" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1068" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-14-12:00" comment="modified wft-340 - added .dll to end of literal string as needed">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:23">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Internet Printing ISAPI extension in Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to gain root privileges via a long print request that is passed to the extension through IIS 5.0.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0241</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-223" comment="IIS major version equals 5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-340" comment="File %windir%\System32\Msw3prt.dll is less than 5.0.2195.2956" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1069" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft PowerPoint</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft PowerPoint in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, Office XP SP3, Office 2003 SP1 and SP2, Office 2004 for Mac, and v. X for Mac allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PowerPoint document with a malformed record, which triggers memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0022</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-674" comment="PowerPoint 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-838" comment="the version of PowerPnt.exe is less than 11.0.8024.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1070" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 SP1 through SP3, when running Outlook Web Access (OWA), allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary script via unknown vectors related to "HTML parsing."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1193</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-669" comment="Exchange Server 2003,SP2 is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-841" comment="mdbmsg.dll is less than 6.5.7650.28" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1071" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>MSDTC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MIDL_user_allocate function in the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) proxy (MSDTCPRX.DLL) allocates a 4K page of memory regardless of the required size, which allows attackers to overwrite arbitrary memory locations using an incorrect size value that is provided to the NdrAllocate function, which writes management data to memory outside of the allocated buffer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2119</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-606" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.1720" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1072" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-20-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:34" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DCOM RPC interface for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause network communications via an "alter context" call that contains additional data, aka the "Object Identity Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0124</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-178" comment="the version of comsvcs.dll is less than 2001.12.4414.53" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-189" comment="the patch kb828741 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1075" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Telephony Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-11-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-19-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers elevate privileges or execute arbitrary code via a crafted message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0058</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-290" comment=" a vulnerable version of tapisrv.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-139" comment="the patch kb893756 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-201" comment="the Telephony service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1076" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft ASN.1 Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in the ASN.1 library as used in Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-139" comment="Windows NT or 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-193" comment="the version of msasn1.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6905" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1077" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>SQL Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wft-426 - Added space to registry key. used to say &quot;AppPaths&quot; I changed it to &quot;App Paths&quot;">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-426 - wft-426 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-10:31" comment="modified wft-427 - wft-427 correct literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple buffer overflows in SQL Server 2000 Resolution Service allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service or execute arbitrary code via UDP packets to port 1434 in which (1) a 0x04 byte causes the SQL Monitor thread to generate a long registry key name, or (2) a 0x08 byte with a long string causes heap corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0649</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-460" comment="SQL Server 2000 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-426" comment="the version of sqlservr.exe is less than 2000.80.636.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-427" comment="the version of ssnetlib.dll is less than 2000.80.636.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1078" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, a variant of CVE-2006-1992.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2218</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1079" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>NetBIOS</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-05-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wrt-398 - corrected regular expression on key. needed to escape all back slashes">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:23">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Interactions between the CIFS Browser Protocol and NetBIOS as implemented in Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000 allow remote attackers to modify dynamic NetBIOS name cache entries via a spoofed Browse Frame Request in a unicast or UDP broadcast datagram.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2000-1079</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-943" comment="Windows 95, 98, NT or 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-397" comment="TCP/IP NetBIOS not disabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-398" comment="WINS Client binding not disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1082" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2000 through 2003, Exchange 5.0 Server SP2 and 5.5 SP4, Exchange 2000 SP3, and Office allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message with a crafted Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) MIME attachment, related to message length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0002</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-739" comment="the version of Mapi32.dll is greater than or equal 6.0.6603.0 (Exchange 2000 Server,SP3 is installed)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-737" comment="the version of Mapi32.dll is less than 6.0.6617.47" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1087" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The JavaScript engine in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 does not properly handle temporary variables that are not garbage collected, which might allow remote attackers to trigger operations on freed memory and cause memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1742</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1088" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-19-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the news reader for Microsoft Outlook Express (MSOE.DLL) 5.5 SP2, 6, and 6 SP1 allows remote malicious NNTP servers to execute arbitrary code via a LIST response with a long second field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1213</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-170" comment="Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-82" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 5.50.4952.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-58" comment="Patch KB897715 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1089" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.12 allows remote attackers to modify HTTP headers of XML HTTP requests via XMLHttpRequest, and possibly use the client to exploit vulnerabilities in servers or proxies.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2703</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1091" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-12:00" comment="Updated with newly available information.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 6.0.2900.2180 and 6.0.2800.1106, and earlier versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute arbitrary code via a Javascript BODY onload event that calls the window function, aka "Mismatched Document Object Model Objects Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-708" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.449" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-686" comment="Server 2003 IE Enhanced Security is installed and set." negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1093" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Private Communications Transport (PCT)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-05-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Private Communications Transport (PCT) protocol implementation in the Microsoft SSL library, as used in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via PCT 1.0 handshake packets.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0719</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-172" comment="the version of schannel.dll is less than 5.2.3790.132" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-5" comment="SSL is enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-165" comment="PCT support is disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1094" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-22-11:10" comment="Replaced IE cumulative patch IDs to correspond to the original IDs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in plugin.ocx for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the Load() method, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0115.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0233</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-309" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4926.2500" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-209" comment="the patch q813489 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-210" comment="the patch q818529 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-211" comment="the patch q822925 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-212" comment="the patch q828750 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-19" comment="the patch q824145 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-141" comment="the patch q832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1095" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-01-31-05:11" comment="Updated reference to CVE-2003-0346.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in a Microsoft Windows DirectX MIDI library (QUARTZ.DLL) allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a MIDI (.mid) file with (1) large length for a Text or Copyright string, or (2) a large number of tracks, which leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0346</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-421" comment="DirectX 8.x Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-422" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB819696-x86-ENU.EXE Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1096" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-04-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-05-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-06-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and earlier allows remote attackers to display a URL in the address bar that is different than the URL that is actually being displayed, which could be used in web site spoofing attacks, aka the "Web page spoofing vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2001-0339</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-901" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-323" comment="File %windir%\system32\mshtml.dll version is less than 5.50.4616.200" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-324" comment="File %windir%\system32\urlmon.dll version is less than 5.50.4701.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-352" comment="Patch Q295106 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1097" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6, when using an HTTPS proxy server that requires Basic Authentication, sends URLs in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, aka "HTTPS Proxy Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2830</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-705" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1528" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1101" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6, when using an HTTPS proxy server that requires Basic Authentication, sends URLs in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, aka "HTTPS Proxy Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2830</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1066" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1104" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-01-31-06:03" comment="Updated reference to CVE-2003-0346.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in a Microsoft Windows DirectX MIDI library (QUARTZ.DLL) allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a MIDI (.mid) file with (1) large length for a Text or Copyright string, or (2) a large number of tracks, which leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0346</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-334" comment="DirectX 9.0 or 9.0a installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-422" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB819696-x86-ENU.EXE Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1105" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>GDI+</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-20-03:22">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-02:10">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to filter out 32-bit XP consideration.  wft-493 will always be positive on 32-bit machines.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-647" comment="64-bit XP or Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-493" comment="the version of sxs.dll is less than 5.2.3790.121" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1106" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>NetWare</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Client Service for NetWare (CSNW) on Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and Sp2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code due to an "unchecked buffer" when processing certain crafted network messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1985</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-670" comment="nwwks.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1727" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1114" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHTML Edit Control (dhtmled.ocx) allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script into other domains by setting a name for a window, opening a child page whose target is the window with the given name, then injecting the script from the parent into the child using execScript, as demonstrated by "AbusiveParent" in Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1319</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-182" comment="Microsoft Windows Server 2003 32-Bit Edition" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-376" comment="the version of dhtmled.ocx is less than 6.1.0.9231" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-87" comment="the patch kb891781 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1115" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-02:13">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="added description ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the PNG image rendering component of Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted PNG file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1211</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-99" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2668" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-59" comment="PNG image rendering enabled in Internet Explorer" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1116" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a crafted shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow when the user views the file's properties using Windows Explorer, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2122.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2118</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-684" comment="shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1751" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1118" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The RPC DCOM interface in Windows 2000 SP3 and SP4 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash), and local attackers to use the DoS to hijack the epmapper pipe to gain privileges, via certain messages to the __RemoteGetClassObject interface that cause a NULL pointer to be passed to the PerformScmStage function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0605</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-239" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6802" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1121" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The GetEnhMetaFilePaletteEntries API in GDI32.DLL in Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a crafted Enhanced Metafile (EMF) file that causes invalid (1) end, (2) emreof, or (3) palent offsets to be used, aka "Enhanced Metafile Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0803</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-701" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2770" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1125" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Color Management Module</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-03-11:30">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Microsoft Color Management Module for Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an image with crafted ICC profile format tags.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1219</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-572" comment="the version of mscms.dll is less than 5.2.3790.359" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-128" comment="the patch KB901214 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1126" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:18">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in T2EMBED.DLL in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, Windows 98, and Windows ME allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message or web page with a crafted Embedded Open Type (EOT) web font that triggers the overflow during decompression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-711" comment="Fontsub.dll &lt; 5.2.3790.426 or T2embed.dll &lt;5.2.3790.426 (S03-Gold)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1130" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-681" comment="cdosys.dll is less than 6.5.6749.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1132" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Services for UNIX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Telnet client for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Services for UNIX allows remote attackers to read sensitive environment variables via the NEW-ENVIRON option with a SEND ENV_USERVAR command.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1205</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-181" comment="a vulnerable version of telnet.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-27" comment="the patch KB896428 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1133" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-11:01" comment="modified wft-267 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebBrowser ActiveX control, or the Internet Explorer HTML rendering engine (MSHTML), as used in Internet Explorer 6, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code in the Local Security context by using the showModalDialog method and modifying the location to execute code such as Javascript, as demonstrated using (1) delayed HTTP redirect operations, and an HTTP response with a Location: header containing a "URL:" prepended to a "ms-its" protocol URI, or (2) modifying the location attribute of the window, as exploited by the Download.ject (aka Scob aka Toofer) using the ADODB.Stream object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0549</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-267" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1458" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1134" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service exception and exit) via an "unexpected protocol command during the reconnection request," which is not properly handled by the Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) functionality.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-607" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.2726" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1135" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by instantiating certain COM objects from Wmm2fxa.dll as ActiveX controls, which causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1303</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1136" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service hang) via a crafted Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) message that causes DTC to repeatedly connect to a target IP and port number after an error occurs, aka the "Distributed TIP Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1980</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-608" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.2492" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1137" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to execute arbitrary code by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlOpenForCopyChunk function with the METHOD_NEITHER method flag and an arbitrary address, possibly for kernel memory, aka the "SMB Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2373</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-845" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1140" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a web site or an HTML e-mail containing a crafted JPEG image that causes memory corruption, aka "JPEG Image Rendering Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1988</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-317" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1515 or 6.0.2800.1516 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-346" comment="the patch kb896727 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1142" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Server Message Block (SMB) functionality for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 and SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-254" comment=" a vulnerable version of srv.sys exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-63" comment="the patch KB896422 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1143" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6, when using an HTTPS proxy server that requires Basic Authentication, sends URLs in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, aka "HTTPS Proxy Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2830</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1144" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via HTML elements with a certain crafted tag, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1188</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1145" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>ISA Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wft-81 - Removed extra trailing \\ on registry component.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft ISA Server 2000 allows remote attackers to poison the ISA cache or bypass content restriction policies via a malformed HTTP request packet containing multiple Content-Length headers.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1215</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-11" comment="ISA Server 2000 SP2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-81" comment="the version of w3proxy.exe is less than 3.0.1200.430" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-52" comment="the patch KB899753 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1146" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The FTP client in Windows XP SP1 and Server 2003, and Internet Explorer 6 SP1 on Windows 2000 SP4, when "Enable Folder View for FTP Sites" is enabled and the user manually initiates a file transfer, allows user-complicit, remote FTP servers to overwrite files in arbitrary locations via crafted filenames.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2126</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-689" comment="msieftp.dll is less than 5.50.4956.500" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1148" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The legacy &lt;script> data-island capability for XML in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary XML files, and portions of other files, via a URL whose "src" attribute redirects to a local file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0648</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-99" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2668" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1149" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>QUARTZ.DLL in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to write a null byte to arbitrary memory via an AVI file with a crafted strn element with a modified length value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2128</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-604" comment="DirectX packaged with Windows Server 2003,SP1 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-598" comment="Standalone DirectX 8 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-599" comment="Standalone DirectX 9 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1150" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.12 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via Unicode sequences with "zero-width non-joiner" characters.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2702</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1152" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The GetEnhMetaFilePaletteEntries API in GDI32.DLL in Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a crafted Enhanced Metafile (EMF) file that causes invalid (1) end, (2) emreof, or (3) palent offsets to be used, aka "Enhanced Metafile Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0803</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-645" comment="version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1755 OR the version of Mf3216.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1331" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1155" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, as originally demonstrated using the (1) DDS Library Shape Control (Msdds.dll) COM object, and other objects including (2) Blnmgrps.dll, (3) Ciodm.dll, (4) Comsvcs.dll, (5) Danim.dll, (6) Htmlmarq.ocx, (7) Mdt2dd.dll (as demonstrated using a heap corruption attack with uninitialized memory), (8) Mdt2qd.dll, (9) Mpg4ds32.ax, (10) Msadds32.ax, (11) Msb1esen.dll, (12) Msb1fren.dll, (13) Msb1geen.dll, (14) Msdtctm.dll, (15) Mshtml.dll, (16) Msoeacct.dll, (17) Msosvfbr.dll, (18) Mswcrun.dll, (19) Netshell.dll, (20) Ole2disp.dll, (21) Outllib.dll, (22) Psisdecd.dll, (23) Qdvd.dll, (24) Repodbc.dll, (25) Shdocvw.dll, (26) Shell32.dll, (27) Soa.dll, (28) Srchui.dll, (29) Stobject.dll, (30) Vdt70.dll, (31) Vmhelper.dll, and (32) Wbemads.dll, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2127</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-668" comment="mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2541" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1157" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Crystal Enterprise</product>
        <product>Crystal Reports</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-01-18-12:00" comment="modified wrt-400 - Changed datatype to int was incorrectly set to binary">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
      </dates>
      <description>Directory traversal vulnerability in the web viewers for Business Objects Crystal Reports 9 and 10, and Crystal Enterprise 9 or 10, as used in Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager, Microsoft Business Solutions CRM 1.2, and other products, allows remote attackers to read and delete arbitrary files via ".." sequences in the dynamicimag argument to crystalimagehandler.aspx.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0204</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-341" comment="the version of CrystalDecisions.Web.dll is less than 9.1.9800.9" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-400" comment="the w3svc service is enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-24" comment="a website linked to the Crystal Reports Viewer is active" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1158" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BIFF parsing format file containing malformed BOOLERR records that lead to memory corruption, probably involving invalid pointers.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0028</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-137" comment="Excel 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-769" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 9.0.0.8938" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1159" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly "validate the use of memory regions" for COM structured storage files, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "COM Structured Storage Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0047</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-386" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7021" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1161" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 SP1 through SP3, when running Outlook Web Access (OWA), allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary script via unknown vectors related to "HTML parsing."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1193</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-670" comment="Exchange Server 2003,SP1 is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-840" comment="mdbmsg.dll is less than 6.5.7233.69" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1165" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-05-31-01:11" comment="modified wft-735 - Fixed version operator--was \&quot;greater than\&quot; by mistake.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:44">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2000 through 2003, Exchange 5.0 Server SP2 and 5.5 SP4, Exchange 2000 SP3, and Office allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message with a crafted Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) MIME attachment, related to message length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0002</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-631" comment="Outlook 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-735" comment="the version of msmapi32.dll is less than 10.0.6772.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1167" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted web page that triggers memory corruption when it is saved as a multipart HTML (.mht) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2385</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1168" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wrt-35 - wrt-35 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-25" comment="the patch kb885836 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-281" comment="the version of mswrd632.wpc is less than 2004.10.25.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-35" comment="Word for Windows 6.0 Converter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1175" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in the Graphics Rendering Engine (GDI32.DLL) in Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted Windows Metafile (WMF) and Enhanced Metafile (EMF) format images that lead to heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using MRBP16::bCheckRecord.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-701" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2770" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1178" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Beta 2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via a certain createTextRange call on a checkbox object, which results in a dereference of an invalid table pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1359</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1180" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player 9</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-10:39">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The OLE component in Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003, and Exchange Server 5.0 through 2003, does not properly validate the lengths of messages for certain OLE data, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "Input Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0044</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-388" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2595" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1182" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service hang) via a crafted Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) message that causes DTC to repeatedly connect to a target IP and port number after an error occurs, aka the "Distributed TIP Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1980</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-607" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.2726" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1185" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:18">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in T2EMBED.DLL in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, Windows 98, and Windows ME allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message or web page with a crafted Embedded Open Type (EOT) web font that triggers the overflow during decompression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-710" comment="Fontsub.dll &lt; 5.2.3790.2549 or T2embed.dll &lt;5.2.3790.2549 (WinXP,64-bit and S03,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1186" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="added the unregistered HTML Help criterion to the configuration section of the criteria">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:36" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary programs via a modified directory traversal attack using a URL containing ".." (dot dot) sequences and a filename that ends in "::" which is treated as a .chm file even if it does not have a .chm extension.  NOTE: this bug may overlap CVE-2004-0475.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1041</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1189" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5.0.2 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "an invalid and non-sensical ordering of table-related tags" that results in a negative array index.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0748</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1190" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office XP SP3</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-07-21-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wft-368 - corrected registry component to point to the key that stores the location of WinWord.exe">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria to check for Word 2002 instead of MS Office SP3.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2000 and Word 2002, and Microsoft Works Suites 2000 through 2004, might allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .doc file with long font information.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0564</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-133" comment="Word 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-368" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 10.00.6764.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1191" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Windows Explorer in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via attack vectors involving COM objects and "crafted files and directories," aka the "Windows Shell Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-788" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7078" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1192" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a crafted shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow when the user views the file's properties using Windows Explorer, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2122.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2118</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-683" comment="shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7071" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1194" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Agent</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-03:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-24-12:00" comment="added description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Agent allows remote attackers to spoof trusted Internet content and execute arbitrary code by disguising security prompts on a malicious Web page.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-225" comment=" a vulnerable version of agentdpv exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-64" comment="the patch kb890046 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1196" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the URL processor of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a URL with a long hostname, aka "URL Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0554</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-598" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3539.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-441" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (Win2K SP3  Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1197" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.12 allows remote attackers to spawn windows without user interface components such as the address and status bar, which could be used to conduct spoofing or phishing attacks.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2707</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1201" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-457" comment="Microsoft Exchange 2000 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-682" comment="cdoex.dll is less than 6.0.6617.86" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1202" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DCERPC DCOM object activation request packet with modified length fields, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0528.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0715</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-38" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-358" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.2.3790.76" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1203" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service hang) via a crafted Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) message that causes DTC to repeatedly connect to a target IP and port number after an error occurs, aka the "Distributed TIP Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1980</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-606" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.1720" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1204" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in the RDS.Dataspace ActiveX control, which is contained in ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and distributed in Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.7 and 2.8, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0003</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-785" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.81.1124.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1207" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The legacy &lt;script> data-island capability for XML in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary XML files, and portions of other files, via a URL whose "src" attribute redirects to a local file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0648</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-158" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1505 or 6.0.2800.1506" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1209" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple design errors in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allow user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code by (1) overlaying a malicious new window above a file download box, then (2) using a keyboard shortcut and delaying the display of the file download box until the user hits a shortcut that activates the "Run" button, aka "File Download Dialog Box Manipulation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2829</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1210" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>NetWare</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Client Service for NetWare (CSNW) on Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and Sp2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code due to an "unchecked buffer" when processing certain crafted network messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1985</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-671" comment="nwwks.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2736" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1213" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Telephony Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-11-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-19-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers elevate privileges or execute arbitrary code via a crafted message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0058</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-614" comment="the version of tapisrv.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7057" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-139" comment="the patch kb893756 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-201" comment="the Telephony service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1215" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The GetEnhMetaFilePaletteEntries API in GDI32.DLL in Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a crafted Enhanced Metafile (EMF) file that causes invalid (1) end, (2) emreof, or (3) palent offsets to be used, aka "Enhanced Metafile Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0803</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-647" comment="64-bit XP or Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-703" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2542" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1216" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a web site or an HTML e-mail containing a crafted JPEG image that causes memory corruption, aka "JPEG Image Rendering Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1988</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-315" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1220" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service (WebClnt.dll) for Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote authenticated users or Guests to execute arbitrary code via crafted RPC requests, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-1207.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-762" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2591 (64-bit,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1221" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, including (1) devenum.dll, (2) diactfrm.dll, (3) wmm2filt.dll, (4) fsusd.dll, (5) dmdskmgr.dll, (6) browsewm.dll, (7) browseui.dll, (8) shell32.dll, (9) mshtml.dll, (10) inetcfg.dll, (11) infosoft.dll, (12) query.dll, (13) syncui.dll, (14) clbcatex.dll, (15) clbcatq.dll, (16) comsvcs.dll, and (17) msconf.dll, which causes memory corruption, aka "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2087.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1990</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-315" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1222" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the CRpcIoManagerServer::BuildContext function in msdtcprx.dll for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 SP2 and SP3 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long fifth argument to the BuildContextW or BuildContext opcode, aka the MSDTC Invalid Memory Access Vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0034</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-805" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2000.2.3535.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1224" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Interactive Training</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-08-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-09-07:56">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-24-09:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Step-by-Step Interactive Training (orun32.exe) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a bookmark link file (.cbo, cbl, or .cbm extension) with a long User field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1212</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-75" comment="Microsoft Interactive Training is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-155" comment="the version of Orun32.exe is less than 3.5.0.117" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-76" comment="the patch kb898458  is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1230" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 and 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG image with a large chunk size.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0025</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10030" comment="Windows Media Player 7.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-823" comment="the version of wmpui.dll is less than 7.10.0.3076" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1231" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>QUARTZ.DLL in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to write a null byte to arbitrary memory via an AVI file with a crafted strn element with a modified length value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2128</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-602" comment="DirectX packaged with Windows XP,SP2 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-598" comment="Standalone DirectX 8 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-599" comment="Standalone DirectX 9 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1235" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, including (1) devenum.dll, (2) diactfrm.dll, (3) wmm2filt.dll, (4) fsusd.dll, (5) dmdskmgr.dll, (6) browsewm.dll, (7) browseui.dll, (8) shell32.dll, (9) mshtml.dll, (10) inetcfg.dll, (11) infosoft.dll, (12) query.dll, (13) syncui.dll, (14) clbcatex.dll, (15) clbcatq.dll, (16) comsvcs.dll, and (17) msconf.dll, which causes memory corruption, aka "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2087.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1990</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-317" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1515 or 6.0.2800.1516 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-346" comment="the patch kb896727 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1236" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2000, Word 2002, and Word 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0558</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-607" comment="Word 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-639" comment="the version of wordview.exe is less than 11.0.6506.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1239" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-06-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the PNG image rendering component of Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted PNG file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1211</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-116" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3828.2700" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-62" comment="the patch kb883939 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-59" comment="PNG image rendering enabled in Internet Explorer" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1240" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The GetEnhMetaFilePaletteEntries API in GDI32.DLL in Windows 2000 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a crafted Enhanced Metafile (EMF) file that causes invalid (1) end, (2) emreof, or (3) palent offsets to be used, aka "Enhanced Metafile Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0803</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-644" comment="version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7069 OR the version of Mf3216.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6898" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1241" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Replaced all criteria. 1) Included all Win2k versions, 2) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 3) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-712" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6991" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1244" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Plug and Play (PnP) service (UMPNPMGR.DLL) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, and XP SP1 and SP2, allows remote or local authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via a large number of "\" (backslash) characters in a registry key name, which triggers the overflow in a wsprintfW function call.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2120</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-674" comment="umpnpmgr.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7069" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1247" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by using the Object.watch method to access the "clone parent" internal function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1734</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1250" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>netman.dll in Microsoft Windows Connections Manager Library allows local users to cause a denial of service (Network Connections Service crash) via a large integer argument to a particular function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2307</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-695" comment="netman.dll is less than 5.2.3790.396" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1251" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 does not always correctly identify the domain that is associated with a browser window, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive cross-domain information and spoof sites by running script after the user has navigated to another site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1191</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1253" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service hang) via a crafted Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) message that causes DTC to repeatedly connect to a target IP and port number after an error occurs, aka the "Distributed TIP Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1980</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-605" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.0.2195.7059" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1254" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>netman.dll in Microsoft Windows Connections Manager Library allows local users to cause a denial of service (Network Connections Service crash) via a large integer argument to a particular function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2307</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-693" comment="netman.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1733" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1255" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Web Client Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-07-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:36">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service in Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 allows remote authenticated users to execute arbitrary code via a crafted WebDAV request containing special parameters.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1207</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-167" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.2.3790.1673" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-124" comment="the patch kb896426 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1256" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the bitmap processing routine in Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 on Windows 2000 SP4, Media Player 9 on Windows 200 SP4 and XP SP1, and Media Player 10 on XP SP1 and SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted bitmap (.BMP) file that specifies a size of 0 but contains additional data.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0006</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-645" comment="Windows Media Player 8 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-744" comment="the version of Wmpui.dll is less than 8.0.0.4495" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1261" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>COM+ in Microsoft Windows does not properly "create and use memory structures," which allows local users or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1978</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-608" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.2492" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1263" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in the Graphics Rendering Engine (GDI32.DLL) in Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted Windows Metafile (WMF) and Enhanced Metafile (EMF) format images that lead to heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using MRBP16::bCheckRecord.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-647" comment="64-bit XP or Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-702" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.419" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1264" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-31-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-480" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1151" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1266" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A regression fix in Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via the InstallTrigger.install method, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1790</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-868" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1267" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>QUARTZ.DLL in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to write a null byte to arbitrary memory via an AVI file with a crafted strn element with a modified length value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2128</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-600" comment="DirectX packaged with Windows 2000,SP4 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-598" comment="Standalone DirectX 8 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-599" comment="Standalone DirectX 9 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1269" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>COM+ in Microsoft Windows does not properly "create and use memory structures," which allows local users or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1978</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-606" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.1720" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1271" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to cause a denial of service (i.e., system crash) via a malformed request, aka "Object Management Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0550</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-583" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.2.3790.280" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1272" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.12 allows remote attackers to spoof DOM objects via an XBL control that implements an internal XPCOM interface.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2704</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1279" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-391" comment="Windows 98 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1280" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Color Management Module</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-03-11:30">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Microsoft Color Management Module for Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an image with crafted ICC profile format tags.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1219</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-396" comment="the version of mscms.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7054" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-128" comment="the patch KB901214 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1283" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service exception and exit) via an "unexpected protocol command during the reconnection request," which is not properly handled by the Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) functionality.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-606" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.1720" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1284" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The FTP client in Windows XP SP1 and Server 2003, and Internet Explorer 6 SP1 on Windows 2000 SP4, when "Enable Folder View for FTP Sites" is enabled and the user manually initiates a file transfer, allows user-complicit, remote FTP servers to overwrite files in arbitrary locations via crafted filenames.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2126</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-691" comment="msieftp.dll is less than 6.0.3790.383" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1288" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Server 2003 and XP SP2, with Windows Firewall turned off, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption) via a TCP packet with the SYN flag set and the same destination and source address and port, aka a reoccurrence of the "Land" vulnerability (CVE-1999-0016).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0688</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-593" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1289" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>netman.dll in Microsoft Windows Connections Manager Library allows local users to cause a denial of service (Network Connections Service crash) via a large integer argument to a particular function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2307</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-692" comment="netman.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7061" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1290" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via HTML elements with a certain crafted tag, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1188</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1291" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Web View in Windows Explorer on Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 does not properly handle certain HTML characters in preview fields, which allows remote user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2117</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-683" comment="shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7071" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1294" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-05:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-05:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-04:00" comment="modified wrt-24 - corrected hotfix key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in Internet Explorer 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via long (1) SRC or (2) NAME attributes in IFRAME, FRAME, and EMBED elements, as originally discovered using the mangleme utility, aka "the IFRAME vulnerability" or the "HTML Elements Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1050</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-256" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 or IE 6.0 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-25" comment="patch kb889293 is installed (hotfix or ID)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1295" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0, 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via a BuildContextW request with a large (1) UuidString or (2) GuidIn of a certain length, which causes an out-of-range memory access, aka the MSDTC Denial of Service Vulnerability.  NOTE: this is a variant of CVE-2005-2119.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1184</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-806" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2001.12.4414.65" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1296" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via HTML elements with a certain crafted tag, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1188</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1297" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Telephony Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-11-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-19-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers elevate privileges or execute arbitrary code via a crafted message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0058</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-303" comment="a vulnerable version of tapisrv.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-139" comment="the patch kb893756 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-201" comment="the Telephony service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1299" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-12:00" comment="Updated with newly available information.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 6.0.2900.2180 and 6.0.2800.1106, and earlier versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute arbitrary code via a Javascript BODY onload event that calls the window function, aka "Mismatched Document Object Model Objects Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-706" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2802" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1303" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-12:00" comment="Updated with newly available information.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 6.0.2900.2180 and 6.0.2800.1106, and earlier versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute arbitrary code via a Javascript BODY onload event that calls the window function, aka "Mismatched Document Object Model Objects Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1066" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1304" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Animated Cursor</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Animated Cursor (ANI) capability in Windows NT, Windows 2000 through SP4, Windows XP through SP1, and Windows 2003 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service via (1) the frame number set to zero, which causes an invalid memory address to be used and leads to a kernel crash, or (2) the rate number set to zero, which leads to resource exhaustion and hang.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1305</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-61" comment="Windows XP SP1 OR Windows XP 64-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-354" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1617" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1306" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player 9</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:00" comment="Added vulnerable configuration">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:01" comment="modified wrt-169 - fixed version">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:02" comment="modified wrt-169 - fixed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:05" comment="modified wrt-174 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:05" comment="modified wrt-175 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:13" comment="modified wrt-176 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:14" comment="modified wrt-177 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-10:55" comment="modified wrt-178 - modified name ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG file containing large (1) width or (2) height values, aka the "PNG Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1244</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-82" comment="Windows Media Player 9.0 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-374" comment="the version of wmp.dll is les than 9.0.0.3250" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-84" comment="The patch KB885492 is installed on Windows XP" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-188" comment="The files .asx, .wax, .wvx, .wpl, .wmx, .wms, .wmz EXIST" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1307" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the JavaScript engine in Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.12 might allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2705</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1308" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to spoof a less restrictive security zone and execute arbitrary code via an HTML page containing URLs that contain hostnames that have been double hex encoded, which are decoded twice to generate a malicious hostname, aka the "URL Decoding Zone Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0054</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-407" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3825.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1310" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (hang) via certain malformed IGMP packets, aka the "IGMP v3 DoS Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0021</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-759" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.468 (S03-Gold)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1315" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 SP1 through SP3, when running Outlook Web Access (OWA), allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary script via unknown vectors related to "HTML parsing."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1193</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-671" comment="Exchange Server 2000,SP3 is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-839" comment="mdbmsg.dll is less than 6.0.6618.4" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1316" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2000 through 2003, Exchange 5.0 Server SP2 and 5.5 SP4, Exchange 2000 SP3, and Office allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message with a crafted Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) MIME attachment, related to message length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0002</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-738" comment="the version of Mdbmsg.dll greater than or equal 5.0.1460.9 (Exchange Server 5.0,SP2 is installed)." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-736" comment="the version of Mdbmsg.dll is less than 5.0.1462.22" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1317" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6, when using an HTTPS proxy server that requires Basic Authentication, sends URLs in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, aka "HTTPS Proxy Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2830</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-708" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.449" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1319" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to obtain information and possibly execute code when browsing from a web site to a web folder view using WebDAV, aka "Web Folder Behaviors Cross-Domain Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1989</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-626" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2722" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1321" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-146" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7268" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1323" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in the RDS.Dataspace ActiveX control, which is contained in ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and distributed in Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.7 and 2.8, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0003</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-786" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.80.1062.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1325" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service hang) via a crafted Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) message that causes DTC to repeatedly connect to a target IP and port number after an error occurs, aka the "Distributed TIP Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1980</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-608" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.2492" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1326" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-08-04:00" comment="modified wet-2 - Corrected structure of path components.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:05">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="This is fixed by MS05-038, which provides better test criteria. Changed test criteria accordingly.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 up to 6 on various Windows operating systems, including IE 6.0.2900.2180 on Windows XP, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, as demonstrated using the JVIEW Profiler (Javaprxy.dll).  NOTE: the researcher says that the vendor could not reproduce this problem.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2087</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-629" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3831.1800" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1327" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed record with a modified length value, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0031</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-137" comment="Excel 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-769" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 9.0.0.8938" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1328" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Plug and Play (PnP) service (UMPNPMGR.DLL) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, and XP SP1 and SP2, allows remote or local authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via a large number of "\" (backslash) characters in a registry key name, which triggers the overflow in a wsprintfW function call.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2120</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-675" comment="umpnpmgr.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1734" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1329" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow in the Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem (CSRSS), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2118.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-684" comment="shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1751" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1330" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-09:30">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebDAV Message Handler for Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0, 5.1, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory and CPU exhaustion, application crash) via a PROPFIND request with an XML message containing XML elements with a large number of attributes.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0718</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1107" comment="Windows 2000 (sp5 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-501" comment="the version of httpext.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6958" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-549" comment="the patch KB824151 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-541" comment="WebDav is disabled(for iis 5.0)" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1331" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office 2000 SP3</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-07-21-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:36">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria to check for Word 2000 instead of MS Office SP3.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2000 and Word 2002, and Microsoft Works Suites 2000 through 2004, might allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .doc file with long font information.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0564</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-571" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.8930" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1332" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Certificate Validation</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-13-12:00" comment="Added superceding patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Changed to DRAFT">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-07-12:00" comment="modified wrt-222 - changed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The (1) CertGetCertificateChain, (2) CertVerifyCertificateChainPolicy, and (3) WinVerifyTrust APIs within the CryptoAPI for Microsoft products including Microsoft Windows 98 through XP, Office for Mac, Internet Explorer for Mac, and Outlook Express for Mac, do not properly verify the Basic Constraints of intermediate CA-signed X.509 certificates, which allows remote attackers to spoof the certificates of trusted sites via a man-in-the-middle attack for SSL sessions, as originally reported for Internet Explorer and IIS.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0862</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-215" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-433" comment="the version of cryptdlg.dll is less than 5.0.1558.6608" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-477" comment="the patch Q329115 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1334" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-10:35" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed note">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed value to check against">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-405" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.259" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-258" comment="Check for Drag&amp;Drop enabled and the patch kb834707(wildcard*)  missing" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1335" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a web site or an HTML e-mail containing a crafted JPEG image that causes memory corruption, aka "JPEG Image Rendering Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1988</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-626" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2722" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1336" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to conduct phishing attacks by spoofing the address bar and other parts of the trust UI via unknown methods that allow "window content to persist" after the user has navigated to another site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."  NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1626.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1192</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1337" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-23-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed reference to patch kb896727 from criteria">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, including (1) devenum.dll, (2) diactfrm.dll, (3) wmm2filt.dll, (4) fsusd.dll, (5) dmdskmgr.dll, (6) browsewm.dll, (7) browseui.dll, (8) shell32.dll, (9) mshtml.dll, (10) inetcfg.dll, (11) infosoft.dll, (12) query.dll, (13) syncui.dll, (14) clbcatex.dll, (15) clbcatq.dll, (16) comsvcs.dll, and (17) msconf.dll, which causes memory corruption, aka "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2087.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1990</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-629" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3831.1800" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1338" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service exception and exit) via an "unexpected protocol command during the reconnection request," which is not properly handled by the Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) functionality.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-605" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.0.2195.7059" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1339" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in Mozilla Firefox 1.5, Thunderbird 1.5 if Javascript is enabled in mail, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 might allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the (1) EscapeAttributeValue in jsxml.c for E4X, (2) nsSVGCairoSurface::Init in SVG, and (3) nsCanvasRenderingContext2D.cpp in Canvas.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0297</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1340" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple design errors in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allow user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code by (1) overlaying a malicious new window above a file download box, then (2) using a keyboard shortcut and delaying the display of the file download box until the user hits a shortcut that activates the "Run" button, aka "File Download Dialog Box Manipulation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2829</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1066" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1344" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-14-05:00" comment="modified wrt-347 - Changed the service pack comparison from greater than or equal to a pattern match.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Task Scheduler for Windows 2000 and XP, and Internet Explorer 6 on Windows NT 4.0, allows local or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .job file containing long parameters, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer and accessing a .job file on an anonymous share.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0212</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-347" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 6 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-457" comment="the version of mstask.dll is less than 4.71.1979.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-492" comment="Patch IE-KB841873-WindowsNT4sp6-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1349" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help ActiveX Control</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 on Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by using the "Related Topics" command in the Help ActiveX Control (hhctrl.ocx) to open a Help popup window containing the PCHealth tools.htm file in the local zone and injecting Javascript to be executed, as demonstrated using "writehta.txt" and the ADODB recordset, which saves a .HTA file to the local system, aka the "HTML Help ActiveX control Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1043</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-93" comment="the patch kb890175 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-390" comment="the version of hhctrl.ocx is less than 5.2.3790.233" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1401" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed graphic, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0030</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-137" comment="Excel 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-769" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 9.0.0.8938" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1402" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Winamp</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-01-08:59">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Nullsoft Winamp 5.12 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a playlist (pls) file with a long file name (File1 field).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0476</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-740" comment="the version of winamp is less than or equal 5.12" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1405" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Print Spooler Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-19-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Print Spooler service (Spoolsv.exe) for Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1984</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-410" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-632" comment="the version of Spoolsv.exe is less than 5.2.3790.346" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-370" comment="the patch KB896423 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1406" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-678" comment="cdosys.dll is less than 6.1.1002.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1411" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BIFF parsing format file containing malformed BOOLERR records that lead to memory corruption, probably involving invalid pointers.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0028</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-649" comment="Excel 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-771" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 10.0.6789.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1413" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service hang) via a crafted Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) message that causes DTC to repeatedly connect to a target IP and port number after an error occurs, aka the "Distributed TIP Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1980</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-609" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.374" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1414" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted UTF-8 encoded HTML, aka "HTML Decoding Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2382</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1416" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The FTP client in Windows XP SP1 and Server 2003, and Internet Explorer 6 SP1 on Windows 2000 SP4, when "Enable Folder View for FTP Sites" is enabled and the user manually initiates a file transfer, allows user-complicit, remote FTP servers to overwrite files in arbitrary locations via crafted filenames.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2126</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-690" comment="msieftp.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1724" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1417" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria. 1) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 2) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-711" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33598" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1418" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word XP and Word 2003 allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code, as originally reported by ISC on 20060519 for a zero-day attack. NOTE: more specific details regarding this issue are not yet available, but it is known that this is a new issue.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2492</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-607" comment="Word 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-835" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 11.0.8026.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1420" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-677" comment="cdosys.dll is less than 6.1.3940.42" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1423" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted web page that triggers memory corruption when it is saved as a multipart HTML (.mht) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2385</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1424" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>QUARTZ.DLL in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to write a null byte to arbitrary memory via an AVI file with a crafted strn element with a modified length value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2128</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-603" comment="DirectX packaged with Windows Server 2003 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-598" comment="Standalone DirectX 8 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-599" comment="Standalone DirectX 9 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1425" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (hang) via certain malformed IGMP packets, aka the "IGMP v3 DoS Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0021</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-757" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.1.2600.2827 (XP,SP2)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1426" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2127.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2831</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-706" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2802" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1427" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-11:09">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebDAV Message Handler for Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0, 5.1, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory and CPU exhaustion, application crash) via a PROPFIND request with an XML message containing XML elements with a large number of attributes.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0718</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1110" comment="a vulnerable version of httpext.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-549" comment="the patch KB824151 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1431" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-07-07:15">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Graphical Device Interface library (GDI32.DLL) in Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a Windows Metafile (WMF) format image with a crafted SETABORTPROC GDI Escape function call, related to the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (SHIMGVW.DLL), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2123 and CVE-2005-2124, and as originally discovered in the wild on unionseek.com.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-717" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7073" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1433" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-28-10:07">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-29-11:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-01-07-07:17" comment="New definition.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Graphical Device Interface library (GDI32.DLL) in Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a Windows Metafile (WMF) format image with a crafted SETABORTPROC GDI Escape function call, related to the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (SHIMGVW.DLL), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2123 and CVE-2005-2124, and as originally discovered in the wild on unionseek.com.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-720" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2818" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1434" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>QUARTZ.DLL in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to write a null byte to arbitrary memory via an AVI file with a crafted strn element with a modified length value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2128</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-601" comment="DirectX packaged with Windows XP,SP1 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-598" comment="Standalone DirectX 8 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-599" comment="Standalone DirectX 9 has DirectShow Vulnerability" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1435" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6, when using an HTTPS proxy server that requires Basic Authentication, sends URLs in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, aka "HTTPS Proxy Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2830</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-706" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2802" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1443" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla before Suite 1.7.12 allows remote attackers to execute Javascript with chrome privileges via an about: page such as about:mozilla.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2706</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1446" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via by instantiating the (1) Mdt2gddr.dll, (2) Mdt2dd.dll, and (3) Mdt2gddo.dll COM objects as ActiveX controls, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-651" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-775" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3839.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1448" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Windows Explorer in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via attack vectors involving COM objects and "crafted files and directories," aka the "Windows Shell Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-790" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2869" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1451" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in mshtml.dll in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180, and probably other versions, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML tag with a large number of script action handlers such as onload and onmouseover, as demonstrated using onclick, aka the "Multiple Event Handler Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1245</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-651" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-775" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3839.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1452" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MSDTC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The MIDL_user_allocate function in the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) proxy (MSDTCPRX.DLL) allocates a 4K page of memory regardless of the required size, which allows attackers to overwrite arbitrary memory locations using an incorrect size value that is provided to the NdrAllocate function, which writes management data to memory outside of the allocated buffer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2119</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-609" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.374" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1454" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, as originally demonstrated using the (1) DDS Library Shape Control (Msdds.dll) COM object, and other objects including (2) Blnmgrps.dll, (3) Ciodm.dll, (4) Comsvcs.dll, (5) Danim.dll, (6) Htmlmarq.ocx, (7) Mdt2dd.dll (as demonstrated using a heap corruption attack with uninitialized memory), (8) Mdt2qd.dll, (9) Mpg4ds32.ax, (10) Msadds32.ax, (11) Msb1esen.dll, (12) Msb1fren.dll, (13) Msb1geen.dll, (14) Msdtctm.dll, (15) Mshtml.dll, (16) Msoeacct.dll, (17) Msosvfbr.dll, (18) Mswcrun.dll, (19) Netshell.dll, (20) Ole2disp.dll, (21) Outllib.dll, (22) Psisdecd.dll, (23) Qdvd.dll, (24) Repodbc.dll, (25) Shdocvw.dll, (26) Shell32.dll, (27) Soa.dll, (28) Srchui.dll, (29) Stobject.dll, (30) Vdt70.dll, (31) Vmhelper.dll, and (32) Wbemads.dll, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2127</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-666" comment="mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.418" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1455" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Certificate Validation</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-13-12:00" comment="Added superceding patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Changed to DRAFT">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0 do not properly verify the Basic Constraints of digital certificates, allowing remote attackers to execute code, aka "New Variant of Certificate Validation Flaw Could Enable Identity Spoofing" (CAN-2002-0862).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1183</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-434" comment="the version of cryptdlg.dll is less then 5.0.1558.6072" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-477" comment="the patch Q329115 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1456" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2000 through 2003, Exchange 5.0 Server SP2 and 5.5 SP4, Exchange 2000 SP3, and Office allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message with a crafted Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) MIME attachment, related to message length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0002</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-630" comment="Outlook 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-732" comment="the version of msmapi32.dll is greater than 11.0.6566.0" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1458" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple design errors in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allow user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code by (1) overlaying a malicious new window above a file download box, then (2) using a keyboard shortcut and delaying the display of the file download box until the user hits a shortcut that activates the "Run" button, aka "File Download Dialog Box Manipulation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2829</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-708" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.449" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1460" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-07-07:15">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Graphical Device Interface library (GDI32.DLL) in Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a Windows Metafile (WMF) format image with a crafted SETABORTPROC GDI Escape function call, related to the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (SHIMGVW.DLL), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2123 and CVE-2005-2124, and as originally discovered in the wild on unionseek.com.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-718" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2606" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1462" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:18">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in T2EMBED.DLL in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, Windows 98, and Windows ME allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message or web page with a crafted Embedded Open Type (EOT) web font that triggers the overflow during decompression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-710" comment="Fontsub.dll &lt; 5.2.3790.2549 or T2embed.dll &lt;5.2.3790.2549 (WinXP,64-bit and S03,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1464" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, as originally demonstrated using the (1) DDS Library Shape Control (Msdds.dll) COM object, and other objects including (2) Blnmgrps.dll, (3) Ciodm.dll, (4) Comsvcs.dll, (5) Danim.dll, (6) Htmlmarq.ocx, (7) Mdt2dd.dll (as demonstrated using a heap corruption attack with uninitialized memory), (8) Mdt2qd.dll, (9) Mpg4ds32.ax, (10) Msadds32.ax, (11) Msb1esen.dll, (12) Msb1fren.dll, (13) Msb1geen.dll, (14) Msdtctm.dll, (15) Mshtml.dll, (16) Msoeacct.dll, (17) Msosvfbr.dll, (18) Mswcrun.dll, (19) Netshell.dll, (20) Ole2disp.dll, (21) Outllib.dll, (22) Psisdecd.dll, (23) Qdvd.dll, (24) Repodbc.dll, (25) Shdocvw.dll, (26) Shell32.dll, (27) Soa.dll, (28) Srchui.dll, (29) Stobject.dll, (30) Vdt70.dll, (31) Vmhelper.dll, and (32) Wbemads.dll, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2127</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-668" comment="mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2541" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1466" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>COM+ in Microsoft Windows does not properly "create and use memory structures," which allows local users or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1978</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-609" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.374" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1468" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, as originally demonstrated using the (1) DDS Library Shape Control (Msdds.dll) COM object, and other objects including (2) Blnmgrps.dll, (3) Ciodm.dll, (4) Comsvcs.dll, (5) Danim.dll, (6) Htmlmarq.ocx, (7) Mdt2dd.dll (as demonstrated using a heap corruption attack with uninitialized memory), (8) Mdt2qd.dll, (9) Mpg4ds32.ax, (10) Msadds32.ax, (11) Msb1esen.dll, (12) Msb1fren.dll, (13) Msb1geen.dll, (14) Msdtctm.dll, (15) Mshtml.dll, (16) Msoeacct.dll, (17) Msosvfbr.dll, (18) Mswcrun.dll, (19) Netshell.dll, (20) Ole2disp.dll, (21) Outllib.dll, (22) Psisdecd.dll, (23) Qdvd.dll, (24) Repodbc.dll, (25) Shdocvw.dll, (26) Shell32.dll, (27) Soa.dll, (28) Srchui.dll, (29) Stobject.dll, (30) Vdt70.dll, (31) Vmhelper.dll, and (32) Wbemads.dll, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2127</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-667" comment="mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2769" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1471" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.5 before 1.5.0.2 and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 causes certain windows to become translucent due to an interaction between XUL content windows and the history mechanism, which might allow user-complicit remote attackers to trick users into executing arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1725</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1475" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2127.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2831</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-708" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.449" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1477" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the CRpcIoManagerServer::BuildContext function in msdtcprx.dll for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 SP2 and SP3 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long fifth argument to the BuildContextW or BuildContext opcode, aka the MSDTC Invalid Memory Access Vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0034</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-808" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2001.12.4720.480" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1478" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to conduct spoofing and phishing attacks by using a modal browser window in a way that preserves the original address bar and trusted UI of a trusted site, even after the browser has been navigated to a malicious site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2384</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1480" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in Firefox before 1.0.7 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.12 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an XBM image file that ends in a large number of spaces instead of the expected end tag.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2701</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-621" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.10 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-631" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.6 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1483" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the TCP/IP Protocol driver in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to IP source routing.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2379</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-849" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.1.2600.1831" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1484" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted URL with double-byte characters, aka the "Double Byte Character Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1189</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1485" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-05-31-01:10" comment="modified wft-733 - Fixed version operator--was \&quot;greater than\&quot; by mistake.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:44">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook 2000 through 2003, Exchange 5.0 Server SP2 and 5.5 SP4, Exchange 2000 SP3, and Office allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message with a crafted Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) MIME attachment, related to message length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0002</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-632" comment="Outlook 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-733" comment="the version of msmapi32.dll is less than 5.5.3201.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1488" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow in the Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem (CSRSS), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2118.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-683" comment="shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7071" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1489" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-12:00" comment="Updated with newly available information.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 6.0.2900.2180 and 6.0.2800.1106, and earlier versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute arbitrary code via a Javascript BODY onload event that calls the window function, aka "Mismatched Document Object Model Objects Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-704" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3835.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1490" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple design errors in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allow user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code by (1) overlaying a malicious new window above a file download box, then (2) using a keyboard shortcut and delaying the display of the file download box until the user hits a shortcut that activates the "Run" button, aka "File Download Dialog Box Manipulation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2829</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-704" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3835.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1491" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-11-12:56">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:18">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in T2EMBED.DLL in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, Windows 98, and Windows ME allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an e-mail message or web page with a crafted Embedded Open Type (EOT) web font that triggers the overflow during decompression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0010</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-708" comment="Fontsub.dll &lt; 5.1.2600.1762 or T2embed.dll &lt;5.1.2600.1762 (WinXP,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1492" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-07-07:15">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Graphical Device Interface library (GDI32.DLL) in Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a Windows Metafile (WMF) format image with a crafted SETABORTPROC GDI Escape function call, related to the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (SHIMGVW.DLL), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2123 and CVE-2005-2124, and as originally discovered in the wild on unionseek.com.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-718" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2606" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1493" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The XULDocument.persist function in Mozilla, Firefox before 1.5.0.1, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 does not validate the attribute name, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary Javascript by injecting RDF data into the user's localstore.rdf file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0296</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-748" comment="Mozilla Firefox pre-1.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-746" comment="Mozilla Suite is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1494" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The function allocation code (js_NewFunction in jsfun.c) in Firefox 1.5 allows attackers to cause a denial of service (memory corruption) and possibly execute arbitrary code via user-defined methods that trigger garbage collection in a way that operates on freed objects.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0293</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1497" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>'mozilla.org has launched and delivered SeaMonkey, a community effort to deliver production-quality releases of code derived from the \"Mozilla Application Suite\".  This equates to a cessation in software and security patches for that baseline.  Using an unsupported software represents a high security risk because no fixes or patches will be made available in response to new vulnerabilities.'</description>
      <reference source="MISC">http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-746" comment="Mozilla Suite is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1498" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to conduct phishing attacks by spoofing the address bar and other parts of the trust UI via unknown methods that allow "window content to persist" after the user has navigated to another site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."  NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1626.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1192</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1499" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>COM+ in Microsoft Windows does not properly "create and use memory structures," which allows local users or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1978</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-607" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.1.2600.2726" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1503" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the HtmlHelp program (hh.exe) in HTML Help for Microsoft Windows 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a .CHM file with a large length field, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1041.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0201</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1504" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, XP SP3, and other versions and packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a routing slip that is longer than specified by the provided length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0009</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-650" comment="Excel 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-773" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1505" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple design errors in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allow user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code by (1) overlaying a malicious new window above a file download box, then (2) using a keyboard shortcut and delaying the display of the file download box until the user hits a shortcut that activates the "Run" button, aka "File Download Dialog Box Manipulation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2829</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-705" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1528" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1506" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-26-09:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 up to 6 on various Windows operating systems, including IE 6.0.2900.2180 on Windows XP, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, as demonstrated using the JVIEW Profiler (Javaprxy.dll).  NOTE: the researcher says that the vendor could not reproduce this problem.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2087</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-317" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1515 or 6.0.2800.1516 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1507" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple design errors in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allow user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code by (1) overlaying a malicious new window above a file download box, then (2) using a keyboard shortcut and delaying the display of the file download box until the user hits a shortcut that activates the "Run" button, aka "File Download Dialog Box Manipulation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2829</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-706" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2802" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1508" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-10:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-12:00" comment="Updated with newly available information.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 6.0.2900.2180 and 6.0.2800.1106, and earlier versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute arbitrary code via a Javascript BODY onload event that calls the window function, aka "Mismatched Document Object Model Objects Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-686" comment="Server 2003 IE Enhanced Security is installed and set." negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1509" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BIFF parsing format file containing malformed BOOLERR records that lead to memory corruption, probably involving invalid pointers.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0028</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-650" comment="Excel 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-773" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1510" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed graphic, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0030</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-650" comment="Excel 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-773" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1511" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in the RDS.Dataspace ActiveX control, which is contained in ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and distributed in Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.7 and 2.8, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0003</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-784" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.71.9053.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1512" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-19-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The component for the Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 does not properly validate system structures, which allows local users to access protected kernel memory and execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0118</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-342" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6902" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-933" comment="Windows NT or 2000 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1513" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service exception and exit) via an "unexpected protocol command during the reconnection request," which is not properly handled by the Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) functionality.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-608" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.2492" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1514" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox before 1.5.0.1, Thunderbird 1.5 if running Javascript in mail, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by changing an element's style from position:relative to position:static, which causes Gecko to operate on freed memory.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0294</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1515" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), as used in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange Server, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code when CDOSYS or CDOEX processes an e-mail message with a large header name, as demonstrated using the "Content-Type" string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1987</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-679" comment="cdosys.dll is less than 6.2.4.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1517" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow in the Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem (CSRSS), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2118.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-685" comment="shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2763" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1518" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-26-09:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 up to 6 on various Windows operating systems, including IE 6.0.2900.2180 on Windows XP, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not ActiveX controls, as demonstrated using the JVIEW Profiler (Javaprxy.dll).  NOTE: the researcher says that the vendor could not reproduce this problem.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2087</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-315" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1519" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Plug and Play (PnP) service (UMPNPMGR.DLL) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, and XP SP1 and SP2, allows remote or local authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via a large number of "\" (backslash) characters in a registry key name, which triggers the overflow in a wsprintfW function call.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2120</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-676" comment="umpnpmgr.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2744" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1520" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2127.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2831</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1066" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1521" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6, when using an HTTPS proxy server that requires Basic Authentication, sends URLs in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, aka "HTTPS Proxy Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2830</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-704" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3835.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1522" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed description, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0029</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-649" comment="Excel 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-771" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 10.0.6789.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1523" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>'As Service Packs released by Microsft mature, earlier versions and releases become unspported.  This equates to a cessation in software and security patches for that baseline.  Using an unsupported version of Windows represents a severe security risk.'</description>
      <reference source="MISC">http://www.microsoft.com/sp</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-611" comment="An unsupported version of Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1525" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed record with a modified length value, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0031</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-774" comment="Xlview.exe is installed with a version less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1530" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="added the unregistered HTML Help criterion to the configuration section of the criteria">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:37" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the HtmlHelp program (hh.exe) in HTML Help for Microsoft Windows 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a .CHM file with a large length field, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1041.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0201</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1532" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>netman.dll in Microsoft Windows Connections Manager Library allows local users to cause a denial of service (Network Connections Service crash) via a large integer argument to a particular function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2307</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-694" comment="netman.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2743" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1535" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, as originally demonstrated using the (1) DDS Library Shape Control (Msdds.dll) COM object, and other objects including (2) Blnmgrps.dll, (3) Ciodm.dll, (4) Comsvcs.dll, (5) Danim.dll, (6) Htmlmarq.ocx, (7) Mdt2dd.dll (as demonstrated using a heap corruption attack with uninitialized memory), (8) Mdt2qd.dll, (9) Mpg4ds32.ax, (10) Msadds32.ax, (11) Msb1esen.dll, (12) Msb1fren.dll, (13) Msb1geen.dll, (14) Msdtctm.dll, (15) Mshtml.dll, (16) Msoeacct.dll, (17) Msosvfbr.dll, (18) Mswcrun.dll, (19) Netshell.dll, (20) Ole2disp.dll, (21) Outllib.dll, (22) Psisdecd.dll, (23) Qdvd.dll, (24) Repodbc.dll, (25) Shdocvw.dll, (26) Shell32.dll, (27) Soa.dll, (28) Srchui.dll, (29) Stobject.dll, (30) Vdt70.dll, (31) Vmhelper.dll, and (32) Wbemads.dll, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2127</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-665" comment="mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3833.200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1536" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>NetWare</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Client Service for NetWare (CSNW) on Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and Sp2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code due to an "unchecked buffer" when processing certain crafted network messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1985</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>4</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-432" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-669" comment="nwwks.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7065" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1537" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow in the Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem (CSRSS), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2118.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-687" comment="shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.413" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1538" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, as originally demonstrated using the (1) DDS Library Shape Control (Msdds.dll) COM object, and other objects including (2) Blnmgrps.dll, (3) Ciodm.dll, (4) Comsvcs.dll, (5) Danim.dll, (6) Htmlmarq.ocx, (7) Mdt2dd.dll (as demonstrated using a heap corruption attack with uninitialized memory), (8) Mdt2qd.dll, (9) Mpg4ds32.ax, (10) Msadds32.ax, (11) Msb1esen.dll, (12) Msb1fren.dll, (13) Msb1geen.dll, (14) Msdtctm.dll, (15) Mshtml.dll, (16) Msoeacct.dll, (17) Msosvfbr.dll, (18) Mswcrun.dll, (19) Netshell.dll, (20) Ole2disp.dll, (21) Outllib.dll, (22) Psisdecd.dll, (23) Qdvd.dll, (24) Repodbc.dll, (25) Shdocvw.dll, (26) Shell32.dll, (27) Soa.dll, (28) Srchui.dll, (29) Stobject.dll, (30) Vdt70.dll, (31) Vmhelper.dll, and (32) Wbemads.dll, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2127</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-610" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exists GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1541" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 does not always return the correct IOleClientSite information when dynamically creating an embedded object, which could cause Internet Explorer to run the object in the wrong security context or zone, and allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1190</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1543" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2127.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2831</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10027" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-707" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2577" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1544" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>NetWare</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Client Service for NetWare (CSNW) on Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and Sp2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code due to an "unchecked buffer" when processing certain crafted network messages.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1985</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-672" comment="nwwks.dll is less than 5.2.3790.386" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1546" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-11-09-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-11-10-07:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple integer overflows in the Graphics Rendering Engine (GDI32.DLL) in Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted Windows Metafile (WMF) and Enhanced Metafile (EMF) format images that lead to heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using MRBP16::bCheckRecord.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2123</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-645" comment="version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1755 OR the version of Mf3216.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1331" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1547" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service (WebClnt.dll) for Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote authenticated users or Guests to execute arbitrary code via crafted RPC requests, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-1207.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-763" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.2.3790.453 (S03-Gold)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1548" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to trick users into downloading and saving an executable file via an image that is overlaid by a transparent image link that points to the executable, which causes the executable to be saved when the user clicks the "Save image as..." option.  NOTE: this attack is made easier due to a GUI truncation issue that prevents the user from seeing the malicious extension when there is extra whitespace in the filename.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1736</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1549" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WINS service (wins.exe) on Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to write to arbitrary memory locations and possibly execute arbitrary code via a modified memory pointer in a WINS replication packet to TCP port 42, aka the "Association Context Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1080</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-34" comment="Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-350" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 5.2.3790.239" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-38" comment="the patch KB870763 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1550" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>TIP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Distributed Transaction Controller in Microsoft Windows allows remote servers to cause a denial of service (MSDTC service exception and exit) via an "unexpected protocol command during the reconnection request," which is not properly handled by the Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) functionality.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1979</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-609" comment="Either ole32.dll or rpcss.dll has a version less than 5.2.3790.374" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1551" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-10-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:46">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-01-06:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Shell for Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a shortcut (.lnk) file with long font properties that lead to a buffer overflow in the Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem (CSRSS), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2118.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2122</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-688" comment="shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2534" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1553" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, XP SP3, and other versions and packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a routing slip that is longer than specified by the provided length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0009</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10014" comment="Microsoft Office 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-770" comment="the version of Winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.8938" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1555" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>PowerPoint</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 in Office 2000 SP3 has an interaction with Internet Explorer that allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information via a PowerPoint presentation that attempts to access objects in the Temporary Internet Files Folder (TIFF).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0004</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-644" comment="PowerPoint 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-768" comment="the version of PowerPnt.exe is less than 9.0.0.8936" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1556" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass cross-domain security restrictions and obtain sensitive information by using the @import directive to download files from other domains that are not valid Cascasing Style Sheets (CSS) files, as demonstrated using Google Desktop, aka "CSSXSS".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4089</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1557" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Flash Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Macromedia Flash 6 and 7 (Flash.ocx) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a SWF file with a modified frame type identifier that is used as an out-of-bounds array index to a function pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2628</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-804" comment="the version of Flash.ocx is less than 7.0.19.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1558" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2127.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2831</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-704" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3835.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1559" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the plug-in for Microsoft Windows Media Player (WMP) 9 and 10, when used in browsers other than Internet Explorer and set as the default application to handle media files, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via HTML with an EMBED element containing a long src attribute.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0005</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-755" comment="the version of Npdsplay.dll is less than 3.0.2.629" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1561" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-148" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6992" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1562" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.5, Thunderbird 1.5 if Javascript is enabled in mail, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 might allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the QueryInterface method of the built-in Location and Navigator objects, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0295</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1563" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:59">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via a web page that uses certain styles and the AnchorClick behavior, popup windows, and drag-and-drop capabilities to drop the program in the local startup folder, as demonstrated by "wottapoop.html".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0839</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1564" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-07-07:15">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Graphical Device Interface library (GDI32.DLL) in Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a Windows Metafile (WMF) format image with a crafted SETABORTPROC GDI Escape function call, related to the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (SHIMGVW.DLL), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2123 and CVE-2005-2124, and as originally discovered in the wild on unionseek.com.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-719" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1789" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1567" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to conduct spoofing and phishing attacks by using a modal browser window in a way that preserves the original address bar and trusted UI of a trusted site, even after the browser has been navigated to a malicious site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2384</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1568" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player 9</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-11:11" comment="changed product affected">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-11:18" comment="modified wrt-169 - fixed version">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-11:20" comment="modified wrt-169 - fixed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-11:32" comment="modified wrt-174 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-11:35" comment="modified wrt-175 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-01:35" comment="modified wrt-176 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-01:40" comment="modified wrt-177 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-01:51" comment="modified wrt-178 - modified name ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-08:48">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG file containing large (1) width or (2) height values, aka the "PNG Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1244</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-82" comment="Windows Media Player 9.0 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-374" comment="the version of wmp.dll is les than 9.0.0.3250" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-167" comment="The patch KB885492 is installed on Windows Server 2003" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-188" comment="The files .asx, .wax, .wvx, .wpl, .wmx, .wms, .wmz EXIST" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1569" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in mshtml.dll in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180, and probably other versions, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML tag with a large number of script action handlers such as onload and onmouseover, as demonstrated using onclick, aka the "Multiple Event Handler Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1245</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1570" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed description, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0029</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-774" comment="Xlview.exe is installed with a version less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1574" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird before 1.5.0.2, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors related to DHTML.  NOTE: due to the lack of sufficient public details from the vendor as of 20060413, it is unclear how CVE-2006-1529, CVE-2006-1530, CVE-2006-1531, and CVE-2006-1723 are different.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1723</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-869" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 is installed without an upgraded Firefox (1.5.0.2)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1578" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the bitmap processing routine in Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 on Windows 2000 SP4, Media Player 9 on Windows 200 SP4 and XP SP1, and Media Player 10 on XP SP1 and SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted bitmap (.BMP) file that specifies a size of 0 but contains additional data.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0006</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10030" comment="Windows Media Player 7.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-743" comment="the version of Wmpui.dll is less than 7.10.0.3077" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1579" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed description, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0029</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-650" comment="Excel 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-773" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1581" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-160" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.2.3790.220" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-34" comment="Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition " negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1583" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The thread termination routine in the kernel for Windows NT 4.0 and 2000 (NTOSKRNL.EXE) allows local users to modify kernel memory and execution flow via steps in which a terminating thread causes Asynchronous Procedure Call (APC) entries to free the wrong data, aka the "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2827</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-709" comment="The version of Ntkrnlpa.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7071" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1585" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the TCP/IP Protocol driver in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to IP source routing.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2379</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-850" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.1.2600.2892" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1587" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RRAS Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2370</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-832" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1589" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via by instantiating the (1) Mdt2gddr.dll, (2) Mdt2dd.dll, and (3) Mdt2gddo.dll COM objects as ActiveX controls, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1590" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ART Image Rendering component (jgdw400.dll) in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and Sp2, Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, and Windows 98 and Me allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted ART image that causes heap corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2378</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-818" comment="the version of jgdw400.dll is less than 106.0.0.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1591" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute HTA files via unknown vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1388</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1595" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ShellAbout API call in Korean Input Method Editor (IME) in Korean versions of Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, Windows Server 2003 up to SP1, and Office 2003, allows local users to gain privileges by launching the "shell about dialog box" and clicking the "End-User License Agreement" link, which executes Notepad with the privileges of the program that displays the about box.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0008</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-766" comment="the version of Imekr61.ime is less than 6.2.2551.0 (64-bit)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1597" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-12-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-01:03">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a web page with embedded CLSIDs that reference certain COM objects that are not intended for use within Internet Explorer, aka a variant of the "COM Object Instantiation Memory Corruption Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2127.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2831</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-705" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1528" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1598" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-05-31-01:08" comment="modified wrt-646 - Removed extra backslash from value regexp.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:44">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the bitmap processing routine in Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 on Windows 2000 SP4, Media Player 9 on Windows 200 SP4 and XP SP1, and Media Player 10 on XP SP1 and SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted bitmap (.BMP) file that specifies a size of 0 but contains additional data.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0006</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-646" comment="Windows Media Player 10 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-746" comment="the version of Wmp.dll is less than 10.0.0.3990" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1599" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in mshtml.dll in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180, and probably other versions, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML tag with a large number of script action handlers such as onload and onmouseover, as demonstrated using onclick, aka the "Multiple Event Handler Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1245</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1600" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and earlier allows remote attackers to spoof the address bar and possibly conduct phishing attacks by re-opening the window to a malicious Shockwave Flash application, then changing the window location back to a trusted URL while the Flash application is still loading. NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1192.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1626</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1601" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:37">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Explorer on Windows XP SP1, WIndows 2000, Windows 98, and Windows Me may allow remote malicious servers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via long share names, as demonstrated using Samba.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-550" comment="Windows ME Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1602" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Web Client service (WebClnt.dll) for Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote authenticated users or Guests to execute arbitrary code via crafted RPC requests, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-1207.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0013</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-761" comment="the version of webclnt.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2821 (XP,SP2)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1603" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>HyperTerminal</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-27-12:00" comment="Change OS test to include XP gold in addition to XP SP1">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-03-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-175 - Access DLL via HKLM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-29-12:00" comment="modified wrt-45 - deleted an extra space after Filelist">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-22-12:00" comment="modified wrt-45 - Removed extra space between 'Windows XP' in the key field">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:41">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HyperTerminal application for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a value that is saved in a session file, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious HyperTerminal session file (.ht), web site, or Telnet URL contained in an e-mail message, triggering a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0568</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-175" comment="the version of hypertrm.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1609" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-45" comment="the patch WindowsXP-KB87339-x86-ENU.exe is installed " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-39" comment="If key present hyperterminal will automatically open session files" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-67" comment="If the Hyperterminal client is registered as the default telnet client" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1604" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and earlier allows remote attackers to spoof the address bar and possibly conduct phishing attacks by re-opening the window to a malicious Shockwave Flash application, then changing the window location back to a trusted URL while the Flash application is still loading. NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1192.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1626</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1606" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-10:39">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) implementation for Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly validate certain SMB packets, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via Transaction responses containing (1) Trans or (2) Trans2 commands, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability," and as demonstrated using Trans2 FIND_FIRST2 responses with large file name length fields.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0045</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-380" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.1.2600.2598" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-90" comment="the patch KB885250 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1609" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted web page that triggers memory corruption when it is saved as a multipart HTML (.mht) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2385</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1611" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10004" comment="Outlook Express 6.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-795" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2869" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1612" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-07-07:15">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:08">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Graphical Device Interface library (GDI32.DLL) in Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a Windows Metafile (WMF) format image with a crafted SETABORTPROC GDI Escape function call, related to the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (SHIMGVW.DLL), a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-2123 and CVE-2005-2124, and as originally discovered in the wild on unionseek.com.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-721" comment="the version of Gdi32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.462" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1614" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5.0.2 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a large number in the CSS letter-spacing property that leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1730</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1619" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-01-07-07:15">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-09:21">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-01-26-01:41" comment="Updated reference to CVE-2005-4134">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-05:57" comment="Changed affected products to Firefox, Mozilla.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2006-02-07-06:26" comment="Updated criteria to reflect Mozilla Security Advisories dated February 1, 2006">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.5, Netscape 8.0.4 and 7.2, and K-Meleon before 0.9.12 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption and delayed application startup) via a web site with a large title, which is recorded in history.dat but not processed efficiently during startup.  NOTE: despite initial reports, the Mozilla vendor does not believe that this issue can be used to trigger a crash or buffer overflow in Firefox.  Also, it has been independently reported that Netscape 8.1 does not have this issue.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4134</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-748" comment="Mozilla Firefox pre-1.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-746" comment="Mozilla Suite is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1621" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted UTF-8 encoded HTML, aka "HTML Decoding Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2382</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1625" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-07-06:13">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The E4X implementation in Mozilla Firefox before 1.5.0.1, Thunderbird 1.5 if running Javascript in mail, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 exposes the internal "AnyName" object to external interfaces, which allows multiple cooperating domains to exchange information in violation of the same origin restrictions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0299</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-744" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1630" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed graphic, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0030</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-774" comment="Xlview.exe is installed with a version less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1632" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in mshtml.dll in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180, and probably other versions, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML tag with a large number of script action handlers such as onload and onmouseover, as demonstrated using onclick, aka the "Multiple Event Handler Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1245</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1633" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed description, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0029</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-137" comment="Excel 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-769" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 9.0.0.8938" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1635" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a BIFF parsing format file containing malformed BOOLERR records that lead to memory corruption, probably involving invalid pointers.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0028</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-774" comment="Xlview.exe is installed with a version less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1638" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>An unspecified Microsoft WMF parsing application, as used in Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 on Windows 2000 SP4, and 5.5 SP2 on Windows Millennium, and possibly other versions, allows attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute code via a crafted WMF file with a manipulated WMF header size, possibly involving an integer overflow, a different vulnerability than CVE-2005-4560, and aka "WMF Image Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0020</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-742" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3837.1200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1640" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ART Image Rendering component (jgdw400.dll) in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and Sp2, Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, and Windows 98 and Me allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted ART image that causes heap corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2378</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-818" comment="the version of jgdw400.dll is less than 106.0.0.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1642" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute HTA files via unknown vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1388</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1644" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft JScript 5.1, 5.5, and 5.6 on Windows 2000 SP4, and 5.6 on Windows XP, Server 2003, Windows 98 and Windows Me, will "release objects early" in certain cases, which results in memory corruption and allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1313</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-821" comment="the version of Jscript.dll is less than 5.1.0.12512" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1645" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to conduct phishing attacks by spoofing the address bar and other parts of the trust UI via unknown methods that allow "window content to persist" after the user has navigated to another site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."  NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1626.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1192</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1646" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to conduct spoofing and phishing attacks by using a modal browser window in a way that preserves the original address bar and trusted UI of a trusted site, even after the browser has been navigated to a malicious site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2384</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1647" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (hang) via certain malformed IGMP packets, aka the "IGMP v3 DoS Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0021</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-758" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2617 (64-bit,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1649" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5.0.2 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 allows remote attackers to gain chrome privileges via multiple attack vectors related to the use of XBL scripts with "Print Preview".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1727</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1650" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ShellAbout API call in Korean Input Method Editor (IME) in Korean versions of Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, Windows Server 2003 up to SP1, and Office 2003, allows local users to gain privileges by launching the "shell about dialog box" and clicking the "End-User License Agreement" link, which executes Notepad with the privileges of the program that displays the about box.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0008</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-767" comment="the version of Imekr61.ime is less than 6.1.3790.1 (S03-Gold)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1651" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via by instantiating the (1) Mdt2gddr.dll, (2) Mdt2dd.dll, and (3) Mdt2gddo.dll COM objects as ActiveX controls, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1653" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, XP SP3, and other versions and packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a routing slip that is longer than specified by the provided length field.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0009</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-774" comment="Xlview.exe is installed with a version less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1655" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Replaced all criteria. 1) Included all S03 versions, 2) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 3) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-713" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.2.3790.224" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1656" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The kernel of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via certain access requests.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0061</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-581" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.2622" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1657" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Beta 2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via a certain createTextRange call on a checkbox object, which results in a dereference of an invalid table pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1359</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1661" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the bitmap processing routine in Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 on Windows 2000 SP4, Media Player 9 on Windows 200 SP4 and XP SP1, and Media Player 10 on XP SP1 and SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted bitmap (.BMP) file that specifies a size of 0 but contains additional data.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0006</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10031" comment="Windows Media Player 9 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-745" comment="the version of Wmp.dll is less than 9.0.0.3344" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1662" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 up to SP1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (hang) via certain malformed IGMP packets, aka the "IGMP v3 DoS Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0021</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-756" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.1.2600.1792 (XP,SP1)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1664" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ShellAbout API call in Korean Input Method Editor (IME) in Korean versions of Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, Windows Server 2003 up to SP1, and Office 2003, allows local users to gain privileges by launching the "shell about dialog box" and clicking the "End-User License Agreement" link, which executes Notepad with the privileges of the program that displays the about box.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0008</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-765" comment="the version of Imekr61.ime is less than 6.1.2600.3 (WinXP)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1665" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted web page that triggers memory corruption when it is saved as a multipart HTML (.mht) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2385</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1666" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed graphic, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0030</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-649" comment="Excel 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-771" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 10.0.6789.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1667" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The CSS border-rendering code in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via certain Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) that causes an out-of-bounds array write and buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1739</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1668" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ART Image Rendering component (jgdw400.dll) in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and Sp2, Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, and Windows 98 and Me allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted ART image that causes heap corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2378</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-819" comment="the version of Wjgdw400.dll is less than 106.0.0.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1671" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2 before August 2004, and possibly other operating systems and versions, uses insecure default ACLs that allow the Authenticated Users group to gain privileges by modifying critical configuration information for the (1) Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP), (2) Universal Plug and Play Device Host (UPnP), (3) NetBT, (4) SCardSvr, (5) DHCP, and (6) DnsCache services, aka "Permissive Windows Services DACLs."  NOTE: the NetBT, SCardSvr, DHCP, DnsCache already require privileged access to exploit.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0023</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-648" comment="Patch S03-KB914798 is installed." negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1674" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Remote Access Connection Manager service (RASMAN) service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RASMAN Registry Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2371</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-832" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1676" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute HTA files via unknown vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1388</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1677" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain invalid HTML that causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1185</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1678" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Beta 2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via a certain createTextRange call on a checkbox object, which results in a dereference of an invalid table pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1359</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-651" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-775" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3839.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1679" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Windows Explorer in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via attack vectors involving COM objects and "crafted files and directories," aka the "Windows Shell Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-789" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1816" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1682" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-838" comment="Windows XP,SP1 32-bit or Win2K,SP4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-173" comment="Outlook Express 6 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-794" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1807" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1685" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Server 2003 and XP SP2, with Windows Firewall turned off, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption) via a TCP packet with the SYN flag set and the same destination and source address and port, aka a reoccurrence of the "Land" vulnerability (CVE-1999-0016).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0688</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-79" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-298" comment="A vulnerable version of tcpip.sys is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1686" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to conduct spoofing and phishing attacks by using a modal browser window in a way that preserves the original address bar and trusted UI of a trusted site, even after the browser has been navigated to a malicious site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2384</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1687" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) by changing the (1) -moz-grid and (2) -moz-grid-group display styles.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1738</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1688" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-02-17-07:36">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-03-09-12:19">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The ShellAbout API call in Korean Input Method Editor (IME) in Korean versions of Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, Windows Server 2003 up to SP1, and Office 2003, allows local users to gain privileges by launching the "shell about dialog box" and clicking the "End-User License Agreement" link, which executes Notepad with the privileges of the program that displays the about box.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0008</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-766" comment="the version of Imekr61.ime is less than 6.2.2551.0 (64-bit)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1695" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Race condition in the memory management routines in the DHTML object processor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail, aka "DHTML Object Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0553</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-595" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2627" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-439" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (XP SP2 Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1696" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2 before August 2004, and possibly other operating systems and versions, uses insecure default ACLs that allow the Authenticated Users group to gain privileges by modifying critical configuration information for the (1) Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP), (2) Universal Plug and Play Device Host (UPnP), (3) NetBT, (4) SCardSvr, (5) DHCP, and (6) DnsCache services, aka "Permissive Windows Services DACLs."  NOTE: the NetBT, SCardSvr, DHCP, DnsCache already require privileged access to exploit.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0023</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-647" comment="Patch WinXP-KB914798 is installed." negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1698" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5.0.2 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to the crypto.generateCRMFRequest method.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1728</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1701" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHTML Edit Control (dhtmled.ocx) allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script into other domains by setting a name for a window, opening a child page whose target is the window with the given name, then injecting the script from the parent into the child using execScript, as demonstrated by "AbusiveParent" in Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1319</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1102" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with SP1 (or earlier) installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-383" comment="the version of wdhtmled.ocx is less than 6.1.0.9232" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-87" comment="the patch kb891781 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1702" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Beta 2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via a certain createTextRange call on a checkbox object, which results in a dereference of an invalid table pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1359</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-652" comment="Internet Explorer 6 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-776" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1543" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1704" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via by instantiating the (1) Mdt2gddr.dll, (2) Mdt2dd.dll, and (3) Mdt2gddo.dll COM objects as ActiveX controls, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1186</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1710" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 does not always correctly identify the domain that is associated with a browser window, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive cross-domain information and spoof sites by running script after the user has navigated to another site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1191</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1711" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain invalid HTML that causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1185</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-651" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-775" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3839.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1712" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the TCP/IP Protocol driver in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to IP source routing.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2379</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-851" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2709" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1718" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The component for the Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem in Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 does not properly validate system structures, which allows local users to access protected kernel memory and execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0118</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1085" comment="Version check of Ntoskrnl for NT Terminal Server or NT Workstation" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1720" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RRAS Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2370</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-831" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.2.3790.529" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1721" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-24-04:32">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-02:08">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-30-11:39" comment="changed affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check KB830348.  Added check for VS.NET Gdiplus.dll in WinSxS.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-519" comment="Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-714" comment="the version of Gdiplus.dll for Visual Studio .NET is less than 5.1.3102.1355" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1724" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute HTA files via unknown vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1388</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1725" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to conduct phishing attacks by spoofing the address bar and other parts of the trust UI via unknown methods that allow "window content to persist" after the user has navigated to another site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."  NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1626.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1192</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1728" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, a variant of CVE-2006-1992.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2218</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1729" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 and 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG image with a large chunk size.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0025</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-646" comment="Windows Media Player 10 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-826" comment="the version of wmp.dll is less than 10.0.0.4036" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1730" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to execute arbitrary code by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlOpenForCopyChunk function with the METHOD_NEITHER method flag and an arbitrary address, possibly for kernel memory, aka the "SMB Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2373</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-845" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1735" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 does not always return the correct IOleClientSite information when dynamically creating an embedded object, which could cause Internet Explorer to run the object in the wrong security context or zone, and allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1190</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1736" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to spoof a less restrictive security zone and execute arbitrary code via an HTML page containing URLs that contain hostnames that have been double hex encoded, which are decoded twice to generate a malicious hostname, aka the "URL Decoding Zone Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0054</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-406" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3528.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1738" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word XP and Word 2003 allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code, as originally reported by ISC on 20060519 for a zero-day attack. NOTE: more specific details regarding this issue are not yet available, but it is known that this is a new issue.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2492</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-133" comment="Word 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-834" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 10.0.6802.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1740" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to conduct phishing attacks by spoofing the address bar and other parts of the trust UI via unknown methods that allow "window content to persist" after the user has navigated to another site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."  NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1626.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1192</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-651" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-775" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3839.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1741" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RRAS Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2370</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-828" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7093" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1742" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in the RDS.Dataspace ActiveX control, which is contained in ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and distributed in Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.7 and 2.8, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0003</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-842" comment="Windows XP 64-bit or S03,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-787" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.82.2644.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1743" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Windows Explorer in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via attack vectors involving COM objects and "crafted files and directories," aka the "Windows Shell Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-842" comment="Windows XP 64-bit or S03,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-792" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2662" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1744" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and earlier, 2000 SP3 and SP4, Server 2003, and older operating systems allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via crafted IP packets with malformed options, aka the "IP Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-79" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-298" comment="A vulnerable version of tcpip.sys is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1748" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>FrontPage Server Extensions</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-13-02:47">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-19-10:08">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in _vti_bin/_vti_adm/fpadmdll.dll in Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions 2002 and SharePoint Team Services allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script or HTML, then leverage the attack to execute arbitrary programs or create new accounts, via the (1) operation, (2) command, and (3) name parameters.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0015</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-78" comment="Windows 2000, XP, or 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-799" comment="the version of fpadmdll.dll is less than 10.0.6790.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1749" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-01:33" comment="modified wft-517 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Explorer on Windows XP SP1, WIndows 2000, Windows 98, and Windows Me may allow remote malicious servers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via long share names, as demonstrated using Samba.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1124" comment="a vulnerable version of shell32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1750" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-03-15-10:53">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-03-15-07:17">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-04-06-06:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, and 2003, in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3 and other packages, allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via an Excel file with a malformed record with a modified length value, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0031</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-650" comment="Excel 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-773" comment="the version of excel.exe is less than 11.0.8012.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1751" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-11:27">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-10-13-11:42" comment="fixed OS ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to access kernel memory and gain privileges via a malicious program that modified some system structures in a way that is not properly validated by privileged operating system functions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-508" comment="the version of win32k.sys is less than 5.2.3790.198" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1113" comment="Windows 2003 Server or Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1752" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted UTF-8 encoded HTML, aka "HTML Decoding Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2382</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1756" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ART Image Rendering component (jgdw400.dll) in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and Sp2, Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, and Windows 98 and Me allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted ART image that causes heap corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2378</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-818" comment="the version of jgdw400.dll is less than 106.0.0.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1761" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The kernel of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via certain access requests.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0061</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-583" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.2.3790.280" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1763" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP2, Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, Windows 98, and Windows Me does not properly validate an RPC server during mutual authentication over SSL, which allows remote attackers to spoof an RPC server, aka the "RPC Mutual Authentication Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2380</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-847" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7085" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1764" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Windows Explorer in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via attack vectors involving COM objects and "crafted files and directories," aka the "Windows Shell Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0012</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-791" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.503" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1765" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, a variant of CVE-2006-1992.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2218</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1766" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in mshtml.dll in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180, and probably other versions, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via an HTML tag with a large number of script action handlers such as onload and onmouseover, as demonstrated using onclick, aka the "Multiple Event Handler Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1245</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-779" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2666" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1767" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by instantiating certain COM objects from Wmm2fxa.dll as ActiveX controls, which causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1303</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1768" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, a variant of CVE-2006-1992.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2218</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1769" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10004" comment="Outlook Express 6.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-796" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2663" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1771" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10004" comment="Outlook Express 6.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-798" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.3790.504" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1773" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via HTML elements with a certain crafted tag, which leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1188</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-777" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2873" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1774" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute HTA files via unknown vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1388</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-651" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 (any patch level) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-775" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3839.2200" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1775" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to conduct spoofing and phishing attacks by using a modal browser window in a way that preserves the original address bar and trusted UI of a trusted site, even after the browser has been navigated to a malicious site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2384</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1776" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the TCP/IP Protocol driver in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to IP source routing.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2379</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-852" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.537" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1778" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in the RDS.Dataspace ActiveX control, which is contained in ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and distributed in Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.7 and 2.8, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0003</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-836" comment="MDAC 2.5(SP3), 2.7(SP1), 2.8, or 2.8(SP1) is installed without patches for MS06-014" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1779" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0, 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via a BuildContextW request with a large (1) UuidString or (2) GuidIn of a certain length, which causes an out-of-range memory access, aka the MSDTC Denial of Service Vulnerability.  NOTE: this is a variant of CVE-2005-2119.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1184</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-808" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2001.12.4720.480" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1780" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10001" comment="Outlook Express 5.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-793" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 5.50.4963.1700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1781" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Task Scheduler</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-10:03" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Task Scheduler for Windows 2000 and XP, and Internet Explorer 6 on Windows NT 4.0, allows local or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .job file containing long parameters, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer and accessing a .job file on an anonymous share.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0212</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-455" comment="the version of mstask.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1555" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-483" comment="Patch Windows2000-kb841873-x86-enu.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1102" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with SP1 (or earlier) installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1783" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6 does not always return the correct IOleClientSite information when dynamically creating an embedded object, which could cause Internet Explorer to run the object in the wrong security context or zone, and allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1190</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-778" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.507" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1785" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft JScript 5.1, 5.5, and 5.6 on Windows 2000 SP4, and 5.6 on Windows XP, Server 2003, Windows 98 and Windows Me, will "release objects early" in certain cases, which results in memory corruption and allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1313</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-822" comment="the version of Jscript.dll is greater than or equal to 5.6.0.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-820" comment="the version of Jscript.dll is less than 5.6.0.8831" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1787" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the TCP/IP Protocol driver in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to IP source routing.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2379</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-848" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7087" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1788" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to conduct spoofing and phishing attacks by using a modal browser window in a way that preserves the original address bar and trusted UI of a trusted site, even after the browser has been navigated to a malicious site, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2384</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1790" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.2, when designMode is enabled, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via certain Javascript that is not properly handled by the contentWindow.focus method in an iframe, which causes a reference to a deleted controller context object.  NOTE: this was originally claimed to be a buffer overflow in (1) js320.dll and (2) xpcom_core.dll, but the vendor disputes this claim.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1993</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-870" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.3" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-872" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.2 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1791" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-04-12-12:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Windows Address Book (WAB) file containing "certain Unicode strings" and modified length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0014</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10004" comment="Outlook Express 6.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-797" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2663" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1792" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to execute arbitrary code by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlOpenForCopyChunk function with the METHOD_NEITHER method flag and an arbitrary address, possibly for kernel memory, aka the "SMB Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2373</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-846" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.529" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1793" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-04:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-04:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="modified wrt-18 - Changed value element to include pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:19" comment="modified wft-268 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-268" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2743.600" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1795" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Samba</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2002 (10.6612.6714) SP3, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application exception) and possibly execute arbitrary code in winword.exe via certain unexpected values in a .doc file, including (1) an offset that triggers an out-of-bounds memory access, (2) a certain value that causes a large memory copy as triggered by an integer conversion error, and other values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0963</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-607" comment="Word 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-612" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 11.0.6502.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1800" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass cross-domain security restrictions and obtain sensitive information by using the @import directive to download files from other domains that are not valid Cascasing Style Sheets (CSS) files, as demonstrated using Google Desktop, aka "CSSXSS".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4089</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1805" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 and 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG image with a large chunk size.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0025</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-646" comment="Windows Media Player 10 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-827" comment="the version of wwmp.dll is less than 10.0.0.3704" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1806" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and earlier allows remote attackers to spoof the address bar and possibly conduct phishing attacks by re-opening the window to a malicious Shockwave Flash application, then changing the window location back to a trusted URL while the Flash application is still loading. NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1192.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1626</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1807" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 and 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG image with a large chunk size.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0025</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-645" comment="Windows Media Player 8 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-824" comment="the version of wmpui.dll is less than 8.0.0.4496" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1808" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Negotiate SSP interface</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wft-345 - Addded a space in the registry key component of the file path">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-01:26">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Negotiate Security Software Provider (SSP) interface in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash from null dereference) or execute arbitrary code via a crafted SPNEGO NegTokenInit request during authentication protocol selection.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0119</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-345" comment="The version of Ipnathlp.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6902" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-206" comment="Negotiate is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1811" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to spoof secure site indicators such as the locked icon by opening the trusted site in a popup window, then changing the location to a malicious site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1740</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1813" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DCERPC DCOM object activation request packet with modified length fields, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0528.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0715</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-57" comment="Windows XP 32-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-366" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1254" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1818" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via e-mail messages with crafted (1) vCal or (2) iCal Calendar properties.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0027</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-671" comment="Exchange Server 2000,SP3 is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-809" comment="cdoex.dll is less than 6.0.6618.4" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1820" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 and 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG image with a large chunk size.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0025</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10031" comment="Windows Media Player 9 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-646" comment="Windows Media Player 10 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-825" comment="the version of wmp.dll is less than 9.0.0.3349" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1821" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "unexpected data" related to "parameter validation" in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Light ActiveX control, which causes Internet Explorer to crash in a way that enables the code execution.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2383</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1822" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in WINSRV.DLL in the Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS) process of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application that provides console window information with a long FaceName value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0551</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-583" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.2.3790.280" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1823" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RRAS Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2370</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-830" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2908" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1827" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to cause a denial of service (hang) via by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlCloseForCopyChunk with the file handle of the shadow device, which results in a deadlock, aka the "SMB Invalid Handle Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2374</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-845" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1829" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary bytecode via JavaScript with a large regular expression.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1737</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1830" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by instantiating certain COM objects from Wmm2fxa.dll as ActiveX controls, which causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1303</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1836" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft PowerPoint</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft PowerPoint in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, Office XP SP3, Office 2003 SP1 and SP2, Office 2004 for Mac, and v. X for Mac allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PowerPoint document with a malformed record, which triggers memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0022</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10017" comment="PowerPoint 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-837" comment="the version of PowerPnt.exe is less than 10.0.6800.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1837" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:39">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1133" comment="a vulnerable version of grpconv.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1838" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass cross-domain security restrictions and obtain sensitive information by using the @import directive to download files from other domains that are not valid Cascasing Style Sheets (CSS) files, as demonstrated using Google Desktop, aka "CSSXSS".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4089</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1841" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to cause a denial of service (hang) via by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlCloseForCopyChunk with the file handle of the shadow device, which results in a deadlock, aka the "SMB Invalid Handle Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2374</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-844" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.1.2600.2902" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1842" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and earlier allows remote attackers to spoof the address bar and possibly conduct phishing attacks by re-opening the window to a malicious Shockwave Flash application, then changing the window location back to a trusted URL while the Flash application is still loading. NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1192.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1626</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1843" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:39">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1136" comment="a vulnerable version of grpconv.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1845" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, a variant of CVE-2006-1992.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2218</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1846" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Remote Access Connection Manager service (RASMAN) service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RASMAN Registry Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2371</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-830" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2908" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1847" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-10:39">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) implementation for Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly validate certain SMB packets, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via Transaction responses containing (1) Trans or (2) Trans2 commands, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability," and as demonstrated using Trans2 FIND_FIRST2 responses with large file name length fields.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0045</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-381" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.252" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-90" comment="the patch KB885250 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-187" comment="Windows Server 2003 32-bit OR 64-bit OR Windows XP 64-bit Version 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1848" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors involving a "particular sequence of HTML tags" that leads to memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0749</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1850" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to cause a denial of service (hang) via by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlCloseForCopyChunk with the file handle of the shadow device, which results in a deadlock, aka the "SMB Invalid Handle Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2374</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-842" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7097" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1851" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Remote Access Connection Manager service (RASMAN) service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RASMAN Registry Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2371</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-832" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1852" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-04:09">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-520" comment="the version of nddenb32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33565" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-521" comment="the version of netdde.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33574" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1855" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary Javascript into other sites by (1) "using a modal alert to suspend an event handler while a new page is being loaded", (2) using eval(), and using certain variants involving (3) "new Script;" and (4) using window.__proto__ to extend eval, aka "cross-site JavaScript injection".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1741</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1857" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Remote Access Connection Manager service (RASMAN) service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RASMAN Registry Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2371</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-828" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7093" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1862" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted UTF-8 encoded HTML, aka "HTML Decoding Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2382</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1866" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the ART Image Rendering component (jgdw400.dll) in Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and Sp2, Server 2003 SP1 and earlier, and Windows 98 and Me allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted ART image that causes heap corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2378</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-873" comment="Either jgdw400.dll or Wjgdw400.dll exist with a file version less than 106.0.0.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1872" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Enhanced Metafile (EMF)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-09:59">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the Graphics Rendering Engine processes of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via (1) Windows Metafile (WMF) or (2) Enhanced Metafile (EMF) image formats that involve "an unchecked buffer."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0209</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-535" comment="the version of vdmdbg.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1560" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1881" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and earlier allows remote attackers to spoof the address bar and possibly conduct phishing attacks by re-opening the window to a malicious Shockwave Flash application, then changing the window location back to a trusted URL while the Flash application is still loading. NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1192.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1626</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1886" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-154 - wft-154 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-154" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1605" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1887" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 allows remote attackers to bypass same-origin protections and conduct cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks via unspecified vectors involving the window.controllers array.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1732</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1888" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) of Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate connection information, which allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0894</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-34" comment="Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-160" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.2.3790.220" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1889" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) implementation for Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly validate certain SMB packets, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via Transaction responses containing (1) Trans or (2) Trans2 commands, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability," and as demonstrated using Trans2 FIND_FIRST2 responses with large file name length fields.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0045</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-61" comment="Windows XP SP1 OR Windows XP 64-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-382" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.1.2600.1620" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-90" comment="the patch KB885250 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1891" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "unexpected data" related to "parameter validation" in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Light ActiveX control, which causes Internet Explorer to crash in a way that enables the code execution.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2383</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1894" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Flash Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player 8.0.22.0 and earlier allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted SWF file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0024</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-803" comment="the version of Swflash.ocx is the original shipped with XP,SP1" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1901" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird before 1.5.0.2, 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via attack vectors related to DHTML.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1724</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1903" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird before 1.5.0.2, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors related to DHTML.  NOTE: due to the lack of sufficient public details from the vendor as of 20060413, it is unclear how CVE-2006-1529, CVE-2006-1530, CVE-2006-1531, and CVE-2006-1723 are different.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1530</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-869" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 is installed without an upgraded Firefox (1.5.0.2)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1904" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to execute arbitrary code by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlOpenForCopyChunk function with the METHOD_NEITHER method flag and an arbitrary address, possibly for kernel memory, aka the "SMB Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2373</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-842" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7097" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1906" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted UTF-8 encoded HTML, aka "HTML Decoding Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2382</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1907" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Remote Access Connection Manager service (RASMAN) service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RASMAN Registry Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2371</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-829" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1842" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1908" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the CRpcIoManagerServer::BuildContext function in msdtcprx.dll for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 SP2 and SP3 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long fifth argument to the BuildContextW or BuildContext opcode, aka the MSDTC Invalid Memory Access Vulnerability.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0034</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-806" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2001.12.4414.65" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1910" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple TCP/IP and ICMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (reset TCP connections) via spoofed ICMP error messages, aka the "blind connection-reset attack."  NOTE: CVE-2004-0790, CVE-2004-0791, and CVE-2004-1060 have been SPLIT based on different attacks; CVE-2005-0065, CVE-2005-0066, CVE-2005-0067, and CVE-2005-0068 are related identifiers that are SPLIT based on the underlying vulnerability.  While CVE normally SPLITs based on vulnerability, the attack-based identifiers exist due to the variety and number of affected implementations and solutions that address the attacks instead of the underlying vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-79" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-298" comment="A vulnerable version of tcpip.sys is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1911" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted web page that triggers memory corruption when it is saved as a multipart HTML (.mht) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2385</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1912" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0, 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via a BuildContextW request with a large (1) UuidString or (2) GuidIn of a certain length, which causes an out-of-range memory access, aka the MSDTC Denial of Service Vulnerability.  NOTE: this is a variant of CVE-2005-2119.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1184</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-807" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2001.12.4414.311" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1914" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass cross-domain security restrictions and obtain sensitive information by using the @import directive to download files from other domains that are not valid Cascasing Style Sheets (CSS) files, as demonstrated using Google Desktop, aka "CSSXSS".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4089</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1916" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows user-complicit remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted web page that triggers memory corruption when it is saved as a multipart HTML (.mht) file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2385</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1918" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP SP2 and earlier allows remote attackers to spoof the address bar and possibly conduct phishing attacks by re-opening the window to a malicious Shockwave Flash application, then changing the window location back to a trusted URL while the Flash application is still loading. NOTE: this is a different vulnerability than CVE-2006-1192.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1626</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1922" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Flash Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player 8.0.22.0 and earlier allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted SWF file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0024</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-804" comment="the version of Flash.ocx is less than 7.0.19.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1924" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "unexpected data" related to "parameter validation" in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Light ActiveX control, which causes Internet Explorer to crash in a way that enables the code execution.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2383</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-813" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3841.1900" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1928" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by instantiating certain COM objects from Wmm2fxa.dll as ActiveX controls, which causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1303</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1929" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox 1.x before 1.5.0.2 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files by (1) inserting the target filename into a text box, then turning that box into a file upload control, or (2) changing the type of y that is associated with an event handler.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1729</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1931" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted UTF-8 encoded HTML, aka "HTML Decoding Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2382</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-815" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2912" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1936" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RRAS Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2370</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-832" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1942" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to execute arbitrary code by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlOpenForCopyChunk function with the METHOD_NEITHER method flag and an arbitrary address, possibly for kernel memory, aka the "SMB Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2373</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-844" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.1.2600.2902" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1943" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary programs via a modified directory traversal attack using a URL containing ".." (dot dot) sequences and a filename that ends in "::" which is treated as a .chm file even if it does not have a .chm extension.  NOTE: this bug may overlap CVE-2004-0475.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1041</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1944" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "unexpected data" related to "parameter validation" in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Light ActiveX control, which causes Internet Explorer to crash in a way that enables the code execution.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2383</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1947" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird before 1.5.0.2, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors related to DHTML.  NOTE: due to the lack of sufficient public details from the vendor as of 20060413, it is unclear how CVE-2006-1529, CVE-2006-1530, CVE-2006-1531, and CVE-2006-1723 are different.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1529</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-869" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 is installed without an upgraded Firefox (1.5.0.2)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1949" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "unexpected data" related to "parameter validation" in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Light ActiveX control, which causes Internet Explorer to crash in a way that enables the code execution.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2383</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1950" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-26-08:05">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-08:14">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed e-mail header.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0215</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-173" comment="Outlook Express 6 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-467" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1441" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-494" comment="the patch kb823353 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-495" comment="all users have the preview pane disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1955" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 returns the Object class prototype instead of the global window object when (1) .valueOf.call or (2) .valueOf.apply are called without any arguments, which allows remote attackers to conduct cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1731</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1959" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-01-12:00" comment="modified wft-123 - Changed/Corrected literal path">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-123 - wft-123 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria. 1) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 2) dropped version checks on mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-123" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1606" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1961" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, a variant of CVE-2006-1992.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2218</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1962" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Negotiate Security Software Provider</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-06-30-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Negotiate Security Software Provider (SSP) interface in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash from null dereference) or execute arbitrary code via a crafted SPNEGO NegTokenInit request during authentication protocol selection.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0119</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-952" comment="The version of ipnathlp.dll is less than 5.2.3790.142 and 64-bit or 32-bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-206" comment="Negotiate is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1963" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 on Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by using the "Related Topics" command in the Help ActiveX Control (hhctrl.ocx) to open a Help popup window containing the PCHealth tools.htm file in the local zone and injecting Javascript to be executed, as demonstrated using "writehta.txt" and the ADODB recordset, which saves a .HTA file to the local system, aka the "HTML Help ActiveX control Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1043</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-93" comment="the patch kb890175 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-242" comment="A vulnerable version of hhctrl.ocx exists on Windows XP" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1964" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Task Scheduler</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="added compound tests">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Task Scheduler for Windows 2000 and XP, and Internet Explorer 6 on Windows NT 4.0, allows local or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .job file containing long parameters, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer and accessing a .job file on an anonymous share.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0212</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1070" comment="Affected mstask.dll file versions based on service pack levels" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-483" comment="Patch Windows2000-kb841873-x86-enu.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1968" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird 1.5 before 1.5.0.2, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1, allows remote attackers to bypass the js_ValueToFunctionObject check and execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors involving setTimeout and Firefox' ForEach method.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1726</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1973" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by instantiating certain COM objects from Wmm2fxa.dll as ActiveX controls, which causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1303</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-613" comment="Win2K or XP,SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-814" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1555" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1974" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Media Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 and 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG image with a large chunk size.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0025</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-646" comment="Windows Media Player 10 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-853" comment="the version of wmp.dll is less than 10.0.0.3704" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1975" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The HTML rendering engine in Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5, when "Block loading of remote images in mail messages" is enabled, does not properly block external images from inline HTML attachments, which could allow remote attackers to obtain sensitive information, such as application version or IP address, when the user reads the email and the external image is accessed.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1045</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1976" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Replaced all criteria. 1) Included all XP,64 versions, 2) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 3) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-713" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.2.3790.224" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1977" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass cross-domain security restrictions and obtain sensitive information by using the @import directive to download files from other domains that are not valid Cascasing Style Sheets (CSS) files, as demonstrated using Google Desktop, aka "CSSXSS".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4089</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1979" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to cause a denial of service (hang) via by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlCloseForCopyChunk with the file handle of the shadow device, which results in a deadlock, aka the "SMB Invalid Handle Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2374</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-843" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.1.2600.1836" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1983" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Remote Access Connection Manager service (RASMAN) service in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RASMAN Registry Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2371</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-831" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.2.3790.529" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1984" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft PowerPoint</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft PowerPoint in Microsoft Office 2000 SP3, Office XP SP3, Office 2003 SP1 and SP2, Office 2004 for Mac, and v. X for Mac allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PowerPoint document with a malformed record, which triggers memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0022</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-644" comment="PowerPoint 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-836" comment="the version of PowerPnt.exe is less than 9.0.0.8942" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1985" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer allows remote attackers to bypass cross-domain security restrictions and obtain sensitive information by using the @import directive to download files from other domains that are not valid Cascasing Style Sheets (CSS) files, as demonstrated using Google Desktop, aka "CSSXSS".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-4089</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1987" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Flash Player</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Macromedia Flash 6 and 7 (Flash.ocx) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a SWF file with a modified frame type identifier that is used as an out-of-bounds array index to a function pointer.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2628</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-803" comment="the version of Swflash.ocx is the original shipped with XP,SP1" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1990" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) for Windows NT 4.0, 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via a BuildContextW request with a large (1) UuidString or (2) GuidIn of a certain length, which causes an out-of-range memory access, aka the MSDTC Denial of Service Vulnerability.  NOTE: this is a variant of CVE-2005-2119.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1184</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-212" comment="Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-805" comment="the version of Msdtctm.dll is less than 2000.2.3535.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1996" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via e-mail messages with crafted (1) vCal or (2) iCal Calendar properties.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0027</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-669" comment="Exchange Server 2003,SP2 is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-811" comment="cdoex.dll is less than 6.5.7650.29" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL1997" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Negotiate SSP interface</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-19-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-20-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-11-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:38" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Negotiate Security Software Provider (SSP) interface in Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash from null dereference) or execute arbitrary code via a crafted SPNEGO NegTokenInit request during authentication protocol selection.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0119</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1095" comment="Version checks on XP for Ipnathlp.dll" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-206" comment="Negotiate is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2003" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft JScript 5.1, 5.5, and 5.6 on Windows 2000 SP4, and 5.6 on Windows XP, Server 2003, Windows 98 and Windows Me, will "release objects early" in certain cases, which results in memory corruption and allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1313</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-820" comment="the version of Jscript.dll is less than 5.6.0.8831" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2007" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to execute arbitrary code by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlOpenForCopyChunk function with the METHOD_NEITHER method flag and an arbitrary address, possibly for kernel memory, aka the "SMB Driver Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2373</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-843" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.1.2600.1836" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2008" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wft-154 - wft-154 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-154" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1605" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2009" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via "unexpected data" related to "parameter validation" in the DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Light ActiveX control, which causes Internet Explorer to crash in a way that enables the code execution.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2383</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-816" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.2706" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2016" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Outlook Web Access</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:24">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Outlook Web Access for Exchange Server 5.5 Service Pack 4 allows remote attackers to insert arbitrary script and spoof content in HTML email or web caches via an HTML redirect query.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0203</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-504" comment="Exchange 5.5 with SP4 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-485" comment="the version of cdo.dll is less than 5.5.2558.10" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-505" comment="the  patch kb842436 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-506" comment="Outlook Web Access exists" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2017" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 SP4 and 6 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by instantiating certain COM objects from Wmm2fxa.dll as ActiveX controls, which causes memory corruption.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1303</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-817" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.536" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2018" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the TCP/IP Protocol driver in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unknown vectors related to IP source routing.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2379</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-851" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2709" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2020" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird 1.x before 1.5 and 1.0.x before 1.0.8, Mozilla Suite before 1.7.13, and SeaMonkey before 1.0 does not properly protect the compilation scope of privileged built-in XBL bindings, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the (1) valueOf.call or (2) valueOf.apply methods of an XBL binding, or (3) "by inserting an XBL method into the DOM's document.body prototype chain."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1733</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-864" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-747" comment="A pre-release of SeaMonkey 1.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2022" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-436" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7203" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2023" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird before 1.5.0.2, and SeaMonkey before 1.0.1, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via unknown attack vectors related to DHTML.  NOTE: due to the lack of sufficient public details from the vendor as of 20060413, it is unclear how CVE-2006-1529, CVE-2006-1530, CVE-2006-1531, and CVE-2006-1723 are different.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-1531</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-869" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 is installed without an upgraded Firefox (1.5.0.2)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-865" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-871" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.5.0.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2024" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-07-09:05">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WYSIWYG rendering engine in Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.7 and earlier allows user-complicit attackers to bypass javascript security settings and obtain sensitive information or cause a crash via an e-mail containing a javascript URI in the SRC attribute of an IFRAME tag, which is executed when the user edits the e-mail.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0884</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-862" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.7 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-866" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.5 is installed and has NOT been patched with version 1.5.0.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-861" comment="SeaMonkey version 1.0 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-860" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.12 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2030" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to cause a denial of service (hang) via by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlCloseForCopyChunk with the file handle of the shadow device, which results in a deadlock, aka the "SMB Invalid Handle Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2374</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-845" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.2697" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2035" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-05-10-03:16">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-05-10-08:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">INTERIM</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unspecified vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via e-mail messages with crafted (1) vCal or (2) iCal Calendar properties.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-0027</reference>
      <status>INTERIM</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-670" comment="Exchange Server 2003,SP1 is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-810" comment="cdoex.dll is less than 6.5.7233.69" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2043" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to cause a denial of service (i.e., system crash) via a malformed request, aka "Object Management Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0550</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-581" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.2622" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2046" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-31-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb890047.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-400" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7009" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-157" comment="Drag-and-Drop disabled when set to 3" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2060" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) driver (MRXSMB.SYS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows local users to cause a denial of service (hang) via by calling the MrxSmbCscIoctlCloseForCopyChunk with the file handle of the shadow device, which results in a deadlock, aka the "SMB Invalid Handle Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2374</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-10026" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 is patched" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-846" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.2.3790.529" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2061" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) in Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1 and SP2, and Server 2003 SP1 and earlier allows remote unauthenticated or authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain crafted "RPC related requests," aka the "RRAS Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2370</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-829" comment="the version of rasmans.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1842" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2062" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) of Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate connection information, which allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0894</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1066" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-349" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1597" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2068" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2006-06-14-09:55">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2006-06-14-07:51">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word XP and Word 2003 allows user-complicit attackers to execute arbitrary code, as originally reported by ISC on 20060519 for a zero-day attack. NOTE: more specific details regarding this issue are not yet available, but it is known that this is a new issue.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2006-2492</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-833" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.8943" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2073" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:42">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via a web page that uses certain styles and the AnchorClick behavior, popup windows, and drag-and-drop capabilities to drop the program in the local startup folder, as demonstrated by "wottapoop.html".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0839</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-560" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3821.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-559" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp3 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2077" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Content Advisor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Content Advisor file, aka "Content Advisor Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0555</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-598" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3539.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-441" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (Win2K SP3  Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2100" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-02-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Double-free vulnerability in mshtml.dll for certain versions of Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed GIF image.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-269" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4943.400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-245" comment="the patch kb832894 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2105" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2002 (10.6612.6714) SP3, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application exception) and possibly execute arbitrary code in winword.exe via certain unexpected values in a .doc file, including (1) an offset that triggers an out-of-bounds memory access, (2) a certain value that causes a large memory copy as triggered by an integer conversion error, and other values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0963</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-133" comment="Word 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-609" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 10.0.6754.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2108" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Certificate Validation</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-12-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-13-12:00" comment="Added superceding patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Changed to DRAFT">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0 do not properly verify the Basic Constraints of digital certificates, allowing remote attackers to execute code, aka "New Variant of Certificate Validation Flaw Could Enable Identity Spoofing" (CAN-2002-0862).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1183</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-434" comment="the version of cryptdlg.dll is less then 5.0.1558.6072" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-477" comment="the patch Q329115 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2114" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Enhanced Metafile (EMF)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-11:11">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the Graphics Rendering Engine processes of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via (1) Windows Metafile (WMF) or (2) Enhanced Metafile (EMF) image formats that involve "an unchecked buffer."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0209</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-507" comment="the version of gdi32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6945" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2128" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Indexing Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-23-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:20">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Indexing Service for Microsoft Windows XP and Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a message, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0897</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-38" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-356" comment="Indexing Service ciodm.dll is less than 5.2.3790.220" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-69" comment="the patch Windows 2003 KB871250 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2137" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-26-08:06">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-08:14">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed e-mail header.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0215</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-170" comment="Outlook Express 5.5 SP2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-469" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 5.50.4942.400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-494" comment="the patch kb823353 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-495" comment="all users have the preview pane disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2155" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the HtmlHelp program (hh.exe) in HTML Help for Microsoft Windows 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a .CHM file with a large length field, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1041.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0201</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2166" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>POSIX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The POSIX component of Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via certain parameters, possibly by modifying message length values and causing a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0210</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-480" comment="the patch kb841872 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1064" comment="Version check for psxss.exe on NT Workstation, Server 4.0 and NT Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-479" comment="POSIX is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2184" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The document processing application used by the Windows Shell in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the CLSID stored in a file so that it is processed by HTML Application Host (MSHTA), as demonstrated using a Microsoft Word document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0063</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1066" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-590" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1643" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-435" comment="the patch  KB893086 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2188" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple TCP/IP and ICMP implementations, when using Path MTU (PMTU) discovery (PMTUD), allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (network throughput reduction for TCP connections) via forged ICMP ("Fragmentation Needed and Don't Fragment was Set") packets with a low next-hop MTU value, aka the "Path MTU discovery attack."  NOTE: CVE-2004-0790, CVE-2004-0791, and CVE-2004-1060 have been SPLIT based on different attacks; CVE-2005-0065, CVE-2005-0066, CVE-2005-0067, and CVE-2005-0068 are related identifiers that are SPLIT based on the underlying vulnerability.  While CVE normally SPLITs based on vulnerability, the attack-based identifiers exist due to the variety and number of affected implementations and solutions that address the attacks instead of the underlying vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-593" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-380" comment="Enable Path MTU Discovery is Disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2190" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-06-16-12:00" comment="Added cmp-966 to test for vulnerable versions of DirectX">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-06-17-12:00" comment="Re-added cmp-966">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-06-12:00" comment="Added the negate attribute with a value of 'true' to the subtest elements referencing patch installations.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-21-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IDirectPlay4 Application Programming Interface (API) of Microsoft DirectPlay 7.0a thru 9.0b, as used in Windows Server 2003 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed packet.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0202</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-966" comment="DirectX without KB839643 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2204" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via the redirect function.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0205</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-214" comment="IIS 4.0 Major Version" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-215" comment="IIS minor version equals 0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-484" comment="the patch q841373 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-446" comment="the version of w3svc.dll is less than 4.2.788.1" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wmt-207" comment="Permanent redirects enabled" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-485" comment="MaxClientRequestBufferData less than or equal to 16384" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2216" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2002 (10.6612.6714) SP3, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application exception) and possibly execute arbitrary code in winword.exe via certain unexpected values in a .doc file, including (1) an offset that triggers an out-of-bounds memory access, (2) a certain value that causes a large memory copy as triggered by an integer conversion error, and other values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0963</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-608" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.8929" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2219" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-26-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly cache SSL content, which allows remote attackers to obtain information or spoof content via a web site with the same host name as the target web site, whose content is cached and reused when the user visits the target web site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0845</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-567" comment="Users not saving encrypted pages to disk  (DisableCachingOfSSLPages)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2245" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to drop explicit test for patch kb839645.  Inclusion resulted in false positives w/o incremental patching.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Shell application in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by spoofing the type of a file via a CLSID specifier in the filename, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows XP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0420</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-450" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1556" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-692" comment="Windows XP (64-bit,SP1 or 32-bit,SP2) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2253" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the URL processor of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a URL with a long hostname, aka "URL Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0554</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-599" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3826.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-442" comment="the patch kb890923 is installed (Win2K SP4  Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2265" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-437" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33545" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2274" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.8</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-03-13-02:32" comment="modified wft-410 - Literal component included \&quot;Program Files\&quot;, but the key in the registry component holds the full path to the Program Files directory (e.g. C:\\Program Files on standard installation).  Modified the literal component so full path when expanded would be correct.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-04-12-05:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple buffer overflows in libpng 1.2.5 and earlier, as used in multiple products, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via malformed PNG images in which (1) the png_handle_tRNS function does not properly validate the length of transparency chunk (tRNS) data, or the (2) png_handle_sBIT or (3) png_handle_hIST functions do not perform sufficient bounds checking.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0597</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-179" comment="Windows Messenger 5.1 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-410" comment="the version of msmsgs.exe is less than 5.1.0.639" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2280" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>DHCP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-27-12:00" comment="Corrected the patch number being checked">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-07-12:00" comment="negated the patch check">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHCP Server service for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server and Terminal Server Edition, with DHCP logging enabled, does not properly validate the length of certain messages, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed DHCP message, aka "Logging Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0899</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-156" comment="the version of Dhcpssvc.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7304" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-37" comment="the patch KB885249 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2292" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-02-12:00" comment="Added negate to the patch check. Accidentally left off.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:14">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server service (srvsvc.dll) in Windows XP SP1 and SP2 allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information (users who are accessing resources) via an anonymous logon using a named pipe, which is not properly authenticated, aka the "Named Pipe Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0051</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-373" comment="the version of srvsvc.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2577" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-81" comment="the patch kb888302 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2300" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>SMTP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-10:33">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-10-26-09:17" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) component of Microsoft Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition, and the Exchange Routing Engine component of Exchange Server 2003, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious DNS response message containing length values that are not properly validated.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0840</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-502" comment="The version of smtpsvc.dll is less than 6.0.3790.211" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-542" comment="the patch WindowsServer2003-KB885881-x86-enu.exe is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1153" comment="Exchange Server 2003 is installed on Windows Server 2003" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-240" comment="SMTP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2343" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in a certain DCOM interface for RPC in Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed message, as exploited by the Blaster/MSblast/LovSAN and Nachi/Welchia worms.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0352</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <notes>
        <note>This bulletin has been superceded by MS03-039.  Definition reflects updated information.</note>
      </notes>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-310" comment="Windows XP 32-bit OR Windows XP 64-bit is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-312" comment="A vulnerable version of rpcrt4.dll exists depending on service pack level" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2348" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Project Professional 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office XP allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a link with a URL file location containing long inputs after (1) "%00 (null byte) in .doc filenames or (2) "%0a" (carriage return) in .rtf filenames.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0848</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-523" comment="Windows Project Professional 2002 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-377" comment="the version of mso.dll is less than 10.0.6735.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-94" comment="Patch KB873355 installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2351" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-10:39">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly "validate the use of memory regions" for COM structured storage files, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "COM Structured Storage Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0047</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-388" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2595" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2379" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player 9</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:13" comment="modified wrt-169 - fixed version">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:14" comment="modified wrt-169 - fixed pattern match">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:14" comment="modified wrt-174 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:14" comment="modified wrt-175 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:15" comment="modified wrt-176 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:16" comment="modified wrt-177 - modified name">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-12:17" comment="modified wrt-178 - modified name ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-08:48">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Media Player 9 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a PNG file containing large (1) width or (2) height values, aka the "PNG Processing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1244</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-82" comment="Windows Media Player 9.0 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-374" comment="the version of wmp.dll is les than 9.0.0.3250" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-85" comment="The patch KB885492 is installed on Windows 2000" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-188" comment="The files .asx, .wax, .wvx, .wpl, .wmx, .wms, .wmz EXIST" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2381" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to drop explicit test for patch kb839645.  Inclusion resulted in false positives w/o incremental patching.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Shell application in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by spoofing the type of a file via a CLSID specifier in the filename, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows XP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0420</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-3" comment="the version of helpctr.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1515" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-448" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.168" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2385" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate certain URLs in Channel Definition Format (CDF) files, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information or execute arbitrary code, aka the "Channel Definition Format (CDF) Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-406" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3528.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2394" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-04:09">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-518" comment="the version of nddenb32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7268" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-522" comment="the version of netdde.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7280" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2413" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-06-16-12:00" comment="Changed Status to Draft; Added cmp-967">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-06-12:00" comment="Added the negate attribute with a value of 'true' to the subtest elements referencing patch installations.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-21-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-10:07" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-09-14-10:07" comment="">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-15-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IDirectPlay4 Application Programming Interface (API) of Microsoft DirectPlay 7.0a thru 9.0b, as used in Windows Server 2003 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed packet.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0202</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-967" comment="DirectX 8.1 without kb839643 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1102" comment="Windows XP 64-bit with SP1 (or earlier) installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2415" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2000, Word 2002, and Word 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0558</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-133" comment="Word 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-609" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 10.0.6754.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2428" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Enhanced Metafile (EMF)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-11:29">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-10-13-11:43" comment="changed OS">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in the Graphics Rendering Engine processes of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via (1) Windows Metafile (WMF) or (2) Enhanced Metafile (EMF) image formats that involve "an unchecked buffer."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0209</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-508" comment="the version of win32k.sys is less than 5.2.3790.198" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1113" comment="Windows 2003 Server or Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2447" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Indexing Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-23-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:20">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Indexing Service for Microsoft Windows XP and Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a message, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a buffer overflow attack.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0897</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-357" comment="Indexing Service ciodm.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1596" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-74" comment="the patch Windows XP KB871250 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2448" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 on Double Byte Character Set (DBCS) systems allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and spoof web pages via a URL containing special characters, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing on Double Byte Character Set Systems Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0844</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2487" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 does not properly handle plug-in navigation, which allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and thereby spoof web pages, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Plug-in Navigation Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0843</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2495" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Utility Manager</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Utility Manager in Windows 2000 launches winhlp32.exe while Utility Manager is running with raised privileges, which allows local users to gain system privileges via a "Shatter" style attack that sends a Windows message to cause Utility Manager to launch winhlp32 by directly accessing the context sensitive help and bypassing the GUI, then sending another message to winhlp32 in order to open a user-selected file, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0908.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0213</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-439" comment="the version of Sp3res.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6928" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-442" comment="the version of Umandlg.dll is less than 1.0.0.5" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-481" comment="the patch kb842526 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2505" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-18-11:46">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The RPC Runtime Library for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 allows remote attackers to read active memory or cause a denial of service (system crash) via a malicious message, possibly related to improper length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0569</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-552" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7299" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-558" comment="Patch KB873350 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2516" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-06-16-12:00" comment="Changed Status to Draft; Added cmp-969">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-06-12:00" comment="Added the negate attribute with a value of 'true' to the subtest elements referencing patch installations.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-21-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IDirectPlay4 Application Programming Interface (API) of Microsoft DirectPlay 7.0a thru 9.0b, as used in Windows Server 2003 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed packet.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0202</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-969" comment="DirectX without KB839643 Installed on Windows Server 2003" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2537" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-05:29">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 does not properly handle plug-in navigation, which allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and thereby spoof web pages, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Plug-in Navigation Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0843</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2541" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WINS service (wins.exe) on Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to write to arbitrary memory locations and possibly execute arbitrary code via a modified memory pointer in a WINS replication packet to TCP port 42, aka the "Association Context Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1080</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-60" comment="Windows 2000 Server is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-163" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7005" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-38" comment="the patch KB870763 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2545" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>HyperTerminal</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-176 - access DLL via HKLM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-29-12:00" comment="modified wrt-45 - deleted an extra space after Filelist">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-22-12:00" comment="modified wrt-45 - Removed extra space between 'Windows XP' in the key field">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:05">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HyperTerminal application for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a value that is saved in a session file, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious HyperTerminal session file (.ht), web site, or Telnet URL contained in an e-mail message, triggering a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0568</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-176" comment="the version of hypertrm.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2563" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-45" comment="the patch WindowsXP-KB87339-x86-ENU.exe is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-39" comment="If key present hyperterminal will automatically open session files" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-67" comment="If the Hyperterminal client is registered as the default telnet client" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2559" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:44" comment="modified wft-594 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the URL processor of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a URL with a long hostname, aka "URL Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0554</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-594" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.279" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-438" comment="the patch kb890923 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2562" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the font processing component of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-579" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2568" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.8</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The License Logging service for Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of messages, which leads to an "unchecked buffer" and allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbtirary code, aka the "License Logging Service Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0050</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-60" comment="Windows 2000 Server is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-96" comment="the patch kb885834 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-394" comment="the version of Llssrv.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7021" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-344" comment="license logging service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2570" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Hyperlink Object Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Hyperlink Object Library for Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted link that triggers an "unchecked buffer" in the library, possibly due to a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0057</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-369" comment="the version of hlink.dll is less than 5.2.3790.227" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-78" comment="the patch kb888113 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2580" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Animated Cursor</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Animated Cursor (ANI) capability in Windows NT, Windows 2000 through SP4, Windows XP through SP1, and Windows 2003 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service via (1) the frame number set to zero, which causes an invalid memory address to be used and leads to a kernel crash, or (2) the rate number set to zero, which leads to resource exhaustion and hang.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1305</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-62" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-355" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.245" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2611" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via mousedown events that call the Popup.show method and use drag-and-drop actions in a popup window, aka "HijackClick 3" and the "Script in Image Tag File Download Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0841</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2638" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:37">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Explorer on Windows XP SP1, WIndows 2000, Windows 98, and Windows Me may allow remote malicious servers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via long share names, as demonstrated using Samba.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-391" comment="Windows 98 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2657" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-10:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed e-mail header.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0215</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-172" comment="Outlook Express 6 for Windows 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-494" comment="the patch kb823353 is installed " negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1098" comment="a vulnerable version of inetcomm.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-495" comment="all users have the preview pane disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2670" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office 2000 SP3</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-489 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the converter for Microsoft WordPerfect 5.x on Office 2000, Office XP, Office 2003, and Works Suites 2001 through 2004 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious document or website.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0573</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-489" comment="the version of msconv97.dll is less than 2003.1100.6252.0 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-530" comment="the patch kb873380 for Office 2000 SP3 is installed " negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1103" comment="Microsoft Office 2000 (Premium or Professional) Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2671" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Certificate Validation</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-11-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-12-12:00" comment="negated patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-13-12:00" comment="Added superceding patch info.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Changed to DRAFT">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The (1) CertGetCertificateChain, (2) CertVerifyCertificateChainPolicy, and (3) WinVerifyTrust APIs within the CryptoAPI for Microsoft products including Microsoft Windows 98 through XP, Office for Mac, Internet Explorer for Mac, and Outlook Express for Mac, do not properly verify the Basic Constraints of intermediate CA-signed X.509 certificates, which allows remote attackers to spoof the certificates of trusted sites via a man-in-the-middle attack for SSL sessions, as originally reported for Internet Explorer and IIS.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-0862</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-65" comment="Windows 2000 (sp3 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-434" comment="the version of cryptdlg.dll is less then 5.0.1558.6072" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-477" comment="the patch Q329115 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2673" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Excel 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-18-12:07">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, 2001 for Mac, and v.X for Mac allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious file containing certain parameters that are not properly validated.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0846</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-535" comment="Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-137" comment="Excel 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2685" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2000, Word 2002, and Word 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0558</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-132" comment="Word 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-608" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 9.0.0.8929" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2689" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>TCP, when using a large Window Size, makes it easier for remote attackers to guess sequence numbers and cause a denial of service (connection loss) to persistent TCP connections by repeatedly injecting a TCP RST packet, especially in protocols that use long-lived connections, such as BGP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0230</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-600" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.336" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2692" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate buffers when handling certain DHTML methods including the createControlRange Javascript function, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "DHTML Method Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0055</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-406" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3528.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2705" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>DirectX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-06-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-06-16-12:00" comment="Changed Status to Draft; Added cmp-970">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-06-12:00" comment="Added the negate attribute with a value of 'true' to the subtest elements referencing patch installations.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-07-12-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-07-21-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>IDirectPlay4 Application Programming Interface (API) of Microsoft DirectPlay 7.0a thru 9.0b, as used in Windows Server 2003 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed packet.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0202</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-413" comment="Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-967" comment="DirectX 8.1 without kb839643 installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2706" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-09-27-12:00" comment="changed affected product from GDI+ and office2003 to just office 2003">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-495 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Changed criteria to remove test for KB838905.  Changed criteria to use a new test for gdiplus.dll version, which uses a registry key specific to MS Office to determine the file's path.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-515" comment="Microsoft Office 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-715" comment="the version of Gdiplus.dll for Microsoft Office is less than 6.0.3264.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2730" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.5</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-28-12:00" comment="removed the test for windows NT and added a test for MDAC 2.5 since this definition is dependent on the MDAC version and not the platform">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-08:52">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Remote Data Services (RDS) component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.1 through 2.6, and Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0, allows remote attackers to execute code via a malformed HTTP request to the Data Stub.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1142</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-100" comment="MDAC 2.5 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-482" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.53.6202.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-503" comment="Patch Q329414 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2731" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the font processing component of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-583" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.2.3790.280" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2734" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WINS service (wins.exe) on Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to write to arbitrary memory locations and possibly execute arbitrary code via a modified memory pointer in a WINS replication packet to TCP port 42, aka the "Association Context Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1080</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-165" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33618" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-38" comment="the patch KB870763 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2738" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Visio Professional 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office XP allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a link with a URL file location containing long inputs after (1) "%00 (null byte) in .doc filenames or (2) "%0a" (carriage return) in .rtf filenames.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0848</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-525" comment="Visio Professional 2002 with service pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-89" comment="Patch KB873354 installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-377" comment="the version of mso.dll is less than 10.0.6735.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2753" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:39">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-519" comment="the version of grpconv.exe (system32) is less than 5.0.2195.6966" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2786" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Content Advisor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Content Advisor file, aka "Content Advisor Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0555</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-599" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3826.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-442" comment="the patch kb890923 is installed (Win2K SP4  Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2817" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-03:53" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed note">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed value to check against">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate certain URLs in Channel Definition Format (CDF) files, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information or execute arbitrary code, aka the "Channel Definition Format (CDF) Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-405" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.259" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2830" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-01-12:00" comment="Removed software test to check for Windows service Packs">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-03-24-12:00" comment="Added a configuration test to see if ActiveX controls are enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 on Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by using the "Related Topics" command in the Help ActiveX Control (hhctrl.ocx) to open a Help popup window containing the PCHealth tools.htm file in the local zone and injecting Javascript to be executed, as demonstrated using "writehta.txt" and the ADODB recordset, which saves a .HTA file to the local system, aka the "HTML Help ActiveX control Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1043</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-390" comment="the version of hhctrl.ocx is less than 5.2.3790.233" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-93" comment="the patch kb890175 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2847" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>POSIX</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The POSIX component of Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via certain parameters, possibly by modifying message length values and causing a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0210</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-480" comment="the patch kb841872 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-441" comment="the version of psxss.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6929" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-479" comment="POSIX is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2884" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed RPC request with a long filename parameter, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0715.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0528</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-57" comment="Windows XP 32-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-366" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1254" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2892" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>COM Internet Services</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly "validate the use of memory regions" for COM structured storage files, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "COM Structured Storage Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0047</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-61" comment="Windows XP SP1 OR Windows XP 64-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-387" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1619" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2894" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to drop explicit test for patch kb839645.  Inclusion resulted in false positives w/o incremental patching.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Shell application in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by spoofing the type of a file via a CLSID specifier in the filename, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows XP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0420</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-3" comment="the version of helpctr.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1515" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-448" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.168" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2906" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-04:45">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 and earlier, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash from "memory corruption") via certain malformed Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) elements that trigger heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using the "&lt;STYLE>@;/*" string, possibly due to a missing comment terminator that may cause an invalid length to trigger a large memory copy operation, aka the "CSS Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0842</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2917" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Media Player 9</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The OLE component in Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003, and Exchange Server 5.0 through 2003, does not properly validate the lengths of messages for certain OLE data, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "Input Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0044</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-386" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7021" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2919" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Adobe Acrobat Reader</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Format string vulnerability in Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0.0 through 6.0.2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via an .ETD document containing format string specifiers in (1) title or (2) baseurl fields.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1153</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <notes>
        <note>iDEFENSE reports that deleting eBook.api from the plug_ins directory is a workaround.  See http://www.idefense.com/application/poi/display?id=163&amp;type=vulnerabilities</note>
      </notes>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-301" comment="the software Adobe Acrobat Reader major version 6, minor version less than 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-603" comment="Adobe Acrobat Reader eBook.api plug-in software installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2953" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-159 - unchecked value">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:41">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-500" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2604" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-258" comment="Check for Drag&amp;Drop enabled and the patch kb834707(wildcard*)  missing" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-99" comment="local machine settings are being used and ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2956" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Cursor and Icon Formatting</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the LoadImage API of the USER32 Lib for Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .bmp, .cur, .ico or .ani file with a large image size field, which leads to a buffer overflow, aka the "Cursor and Icon Format Handling Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1049</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-61" comment="Windows XP SP1 OR Windows XP 64-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-354" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1617" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL2968" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed RPC request with a long filename parameter, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0715.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0528</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-359" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.1.2600.109" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3006" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-406" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3528.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-258" comment="Check for Drag&amp;Drop enabled and the patch kb834707(wildcard*)  missing" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3038" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Project Professional 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-30-12:00" comment="Changed affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-496 - corrected registry path check">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Changed criteria to remove test for KB831931.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-523" comment="Windows Project Professional 2002 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-496" comment="the version of mso.dll is less than 10.0.6714.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3055" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:34">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server service (srvsvc.dll) in Windows XP SP1 and SP2 allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information (users who are accessing resources) via an anonymous logon using a named pipe, which is not properly authenticated, aka the "Named Pipe Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0051</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-61" comment="Windows XP SP1 OR Windows XP 64-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-372" comment="the version of srvsvc.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1613" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-81" comment="the patch kb888302 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3060" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-08:52" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed note">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed value to check against">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to spoof a less restrictive security zone and execute arbitrary code via an HTML page containing URLs that contain hostnames that have been double hex encoded, which are decoded twice to generate a malicious hostname, aka the "URL Decoding Zone Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0054</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-405" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.259" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3071" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:39">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1128" comment="a vulnerable version of grpconv.exe exists on NT" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3082" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Visio Professional 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-30-12:00" comment="Changed affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-496 - corrected registry path check">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Changed criteria to remove test for KB831932.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-525" comment="Visio Professional 2002 with service pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-496" comment="the version of mso.dll is less than 10.0.6714.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3095" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Explorer.exe</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-19-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in EXPLORER.EXE on Windows XP allows attackers to execute arbitrary code as the XP user via a desktop.ini file with a long .ShellClassInfo parameter.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0306</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-493" comment="Patch KB821557 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1074" comment="Version check for XP SP1 and XP no service pack for shell32.dll" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3097" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Cursor and Icon Formatting</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the LoadImage API of the USER32 Lib for Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .bmp, .cur, .ico or .ani file with a large image size field, which leads to a buffer overflow, aka the "Cursor and Icon Format Handling Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1049</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-352" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33630" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3100" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:44" comment="modified wft-594 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Race condition in the memory management routines in the DHTML object processor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail, aka "DHTML Object Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0553</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-594" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.279" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-438" comment="the patch kb890923 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3120" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-04:17">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1107" comment="Windows 2000 (sp5 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-527" comment="the version of netdde.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6952" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-528" comment="the version of nddenb32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6922" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3137" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-08:33" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed note">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-158 - removed value to check against">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate buffers when handling certain DHTML methods including the createControlRange Javascript function, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "DHTML Method Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0055</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-405" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.259" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3138" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>HyperTerminal</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-07-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-24-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-27-12:00" comment="modified wrt-44 -  ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-03-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-169 - Change to access dll via HKLM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HyperTerminal application for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a value that is saved in a session file, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious HyperTerminal session file (.ht), web site, or Telnet URL contained in an e-mail message, triggering a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0568</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-44" comment="the patch Windows 2003 kb873339 is installed " negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-169" comment="the version of hypertrm.dll is less than 5.2.3790.233" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-39" comment="If key present hyperterminal will automatically open session files" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-67" comment="If the Hyperterminal client is registered as the default telnet client" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3145" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-14-12:00" comment="Changed to DRAFT">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Windows Kernel allows local users to gain privileges by causing certain error messages to be passed to a debugger.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0112</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-435" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6159" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-478" comment="the patch Q811493 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-187" comment="the patch kb835732 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3157" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Content Advisor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Content Advisor file, aka "Content Advisor Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0555</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-595" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2627" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-439" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (XP SP2 Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3161" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-09:58">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to access kernel memory and gain privileges via a malicious program that modified some system structures in a way that is not properly validated by privileged operating system functions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-535" comment="the version of vdmdbg.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1560" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3179" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the HtmlHelp program (hh.exe) in HTML Help for Microsoft Windows 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a .CHM file with a large length field, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-1041.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0201</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1071" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2 or Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3196" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-159 - unchecked value">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:41">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to spoof a less restrictive security zone and execute arbitrary code via an HTML page containing URLs that contain hostnames that have been double hex encoded, which are decoded twice to generate a malicious hostname, aka the "URL Decoding Zone Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0054</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-500" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2604" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3203" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Hyperlink Object Library</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:34">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Hyperlink Object Library for Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted link that triggers an "unchecked buffer" in the library, possibly due to a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0057</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-177" comment="a vulnerable version of hlink.dll exists on Server 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-78" comment="the patch kb888113 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3216" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Animated Cursor</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Animated Cursor (ANI) capability in Windows NT, Windows 2000 through SP4, Windows XP through SP1, and Windows 2003 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service via (1) the frame number set to zero, which causes an invalid memory address to be used and leads to a kernel crash, or (2) the rate number set to zero, which leads to resource exhaustion and hang.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1305</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-353" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7017" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3220" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Cursor and Icon Formatting</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the LoadImage API of the USER32 Lib for Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .bmp, .cur, .ico or .ani file with a large image size field, which leads to a buffer overflow, aka the "Cursor and Icon Format Handling Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1049</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-355" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.245" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-62" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3242" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-15-08:03">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1152" comment="a vulnerable version of netdde.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1151" comment="a vulnerable version of nddenb32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3310" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria. 1) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 2) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-710" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7312" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3311" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-23-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-489 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wrt-516 - wrt-516 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the converter for Microsoft WordPerfect 5.x on Office 2000, Office XP, Office 2003, and Works Suites 2001 through 2004 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious document or website.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0573</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-515" comment="Microsoft Office 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-489" comment="the version of msconv97.dll is less than 2003.1100.6252.0 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-516" comment="Patch KB873378 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3312" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) of Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate connection information, which allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0894</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-38" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-160" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.2.3790.220" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3318" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate certain URLs in Channel Definition Format (CDF) files, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information or execute arbitrary code, aka the "Channel Definition Format (CDF) Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-257" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3320" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Visio Professional 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-30-12:00" comment="Changed affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-495 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Changed criteria to remove test for KB838345.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-527" comment="Visio Professional 2003 is Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-495" comment="the version of gdiplus.dll is less than 6.0.3264.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3325" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) of Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate connection information, which allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0894</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-4" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-349" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1597" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3333" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office XP SP3</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-489 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the converter for Microsoft WordPerfect 5.x on Office 2000, Office XP, Office 2003, and Works Suites 2001 through 2004 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious document or website.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0573</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-199" comment="Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-489" comment="the version of msconv97.dll is less than 2003.1100.6252.0 " negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3355" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Cursor and Icon Formatting</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the LoadImage API of the USER32 Lib for Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .bmp, .cur, .ico or .ani file with a large image size field, which leads to a buffer overflow, aka the "Cursor and Icon Format Handling Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1049</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-351" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7342" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3372" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 and earlier, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash from "memory corruption") via certain malformed Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) elements that trigger heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using the "&lt;STYLE>@;/*" string, possibly due to a missing comment terminator that may cause an invalid length to trigger a large memory copy operation, aka the "CSS Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0842</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3376" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Outlook Express</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-26-08:07">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-26-08:14">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-13-11:40" comment="cmp-66 added">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Outlook Express 5.5 and 6 allows attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed e-mail header.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0215</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-171" comment="Outlook Express 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-461" comment="the version of inetcomm.dll is less than 6.0.2742.200" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-494" comment="the patch kb823353 is installed " negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-495" comment="all users have the preview pane disabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3386" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-04-01:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:57">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to drop explicit test for patch kb839645.  Inclusion resulted in false positives w/o incremental patching.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Shell application in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by spoofing the type of a file via a CLSID specifier in the filename, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows XP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0420</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-447" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.6922" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3391" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the SMB capability for Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, and NT allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via an SMB packet that specifies a smaller buffer length than is required.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0345</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-277" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB817606-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1094" comment="XP SP1 or pre SP1 with version check on Srv.sys" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3416" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Replaced all criteria. 1) Included all Win2k versions, 2) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 3) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-712" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.0.2195.6991" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3428" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Task Scheduler</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Tiffany Bergeron</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the Task Scheduler for Windows 2000 and XP, and Internet Explorer 6 on Windows NT 4.0, allows local or remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .job file containing long parameters, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer and accessing a .job file on an anonymous share.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0212</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-445" comment="the version of mstask.dll is less than 4.71.2195.6920" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-483" comment="Patch Windows2000-kb841873-x86-enu.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3456" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The document processing application used by the Windows Shell in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the CLSID stored in a file so that it is processed by HTML Application Host (MSHTA), as demonstrated using a Microsoft Word document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0063</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-57" comment="Windows XP 32-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-590" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1643" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-434" comment="the patch  KB893086 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3458" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple TCP/IP and ICMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (reset TCP connections) via spoofed ICMP error messages, aka the "blind connection-reset attack."  NOTE: CVE-2004-0790, CVE-2004-0791, and CVE-2004-1060 have been SPLIT based on different attacks; CVE-2005-0065, CVE-2005-0066, CVE-2005-0067, and CVE-2005-0068 are related identifiers that are SPLIT based on the underlying vulnerability.  While CVE normally SPLITs based on vulnerability, the attack-based identifiers exist due to the variety and number of affected implementations and solutions that address the attacks instead of the underlying vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-593" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3460" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>SMTP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-10:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) component of Microsoft Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition, and the Exchange Routing Engine component of Exchange Server 2003, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious DNS response message containing length values that are not properly validated.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0840</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-502" comment="The version of smtpsvc.dll is less than 6.0.3790.211" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-544" comment="the patch WindowsServer2003-KB885881-ia64-enu.exe is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-240" comment="SMTP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3464" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHTML Edit Control (dhtmled.ocx) allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script into other domains by setting a name for a window, opening a child page whose target is the window with the given name, then injecting the script from the parent into the child using execScript, as demonstrated by "AbusiveParent" in Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1319</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-180" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed  with service pack 2 (or earlier)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-375" comment="the version of dhtmled.ocx is less than 6.1.0.9232" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-87" comment="the patch kb891781 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3483" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>NetBT Name Service</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-01-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-07-19-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2004-07-20-12:00" comment="Modifed without comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The NetBT Name Service (NBNS) for NetBIOS in Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 may include random memory in a response to a NBNS query, which could allow remote attackers to obtain sensitive information.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0661</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1051" comment="Patch WindowsXP-KB824105-x86-ENU.exe installed on XP or XP SP1" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1097" comment="XP SP1 or Pre SP1 with correct netbt.sys version" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3496" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help ActiveX Control</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-30-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 on Windows XP SP2 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by using the "Related Topics" command in the Help ActiveX Control (hhctrl.ocx) to open a Help popup window containing the PCHealth tools.htm file in the local zone and injecting Javascript to be executed, as demonstrated using "writehta.txt" and the ADODB recordset, which saves a .HTA file to the local system, aka the "HTML Help ActiveX control Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1043</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-390" comment="the version of hhctrl.ocx is less than 5.2.3790.233" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-184" comment="the patch Q890175 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3508" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>TCP, when using a large Window Size, makes it easier for remote attackers to guess sequence numbers and cause a denial of service (connection loss) to persistent TCP connections by repeatedly injecting a TCP RST packet, especially in protocols that use long-lived connections, such as BGP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0230</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-79" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-298" comment="A vulnerable version of tcpip.sys is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3514" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>HTML Help Facility</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.0 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary programs via a modified directory traversal attack using a URL containing ".." (dot dot) sequences and a filename that ends in "::" which is treated as a .chm file even if it does not have a .chm extension.  NOTE: this bug may overlap CVE-2004-0475.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-1041</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-444" comment="the version of itss.dll is less than 5.2.3790.185" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-482" comment="the patch kb840315 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-491" comment="HTML Help is registered" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3533" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Operating System</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-07-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-04-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to drop explicit test for patch kb839645. Inclusion resulted in false positives w/o incremental patching.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-03-10:06">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-05-31-09:45">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Shell application in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by spoofing the type of a file via a CLSID specifier in the filename, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows XP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0420</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-66" comment="Windows XP (sp1 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-449" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.2600.151" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3544" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in WINSRV.DLL in the Client Server Runtime System (CSRSS) process of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application that provides console window information with a long FaceName value.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0551</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-328" comment="Windows No Service Pack or Service Pack 1 and Ntoskrnl.exe version less than 5.1.2600.1634" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3556" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.7</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-31-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Microsoft .NET forms authentication capability for ASP.NET allows remote attackers to bypass authentication for .aspx files in restricted directories via a request containing a (1) "\" (backslash) or (2) "%5C" (encoded backslash), aka "Path Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0847</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-117" comment="Is the .NET Framework 1.1 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-253" comment="A vulnerable version of .NET Framework v1.1 is installed." negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3568" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>OLE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-02-16-12:00" comment="Added registry check to include three platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-10:39">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-07:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The OLE component in Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003, and Exchange Server 5.0 through 2003, does not properly validate the lengths of messages for certain OLE data, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "Input Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0044</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-389" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.250" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-187" comment="Windows Server 2003 32-bit OR 64-bit OR Windows XP 64-bit Version 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3573" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.1</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-08-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-08-25-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-28-12:00" comment="removed the test for windows NT and added a test for MDAC 2.1 since this definition is dependent on the MDAC version and not the platform">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-08:52">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Remote Data Services (RDS) component of Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.1 through 2.6, and Internet Explorer 5.01 through 6.0, allows remote attackers to execute code via a malformed HTTP request to the Data Stub.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2002-1142</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-183" comment="MDAC 2.1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-483" comment="the version of msadco.dll is less than 2.12.5118.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-503" comment="Patch Q329414 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3577" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>DHCP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-28-09:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHCP Server service for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server and Terminal Server Edition does not properly validate the length of certain messages, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DHCP message, aka the "DHCP Request Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0900</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-156" comment="the version of Dhcpssvc.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7304" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-37" comment="the patch KB885249 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3582" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.8</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-11:25">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Corrected Windows Server 2003 test logic">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The License Logging service for Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of messages, which leads to an "unchecked buffer" and allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbtirary code, aka the "License Logging Service Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0050</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-96" comment="the patch kb885834 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-395" comment="the version of Llssrv.exe is less than 5.2.3790.242" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-344" comment="license logging service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3585" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-13-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-08-18-07:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Web View DLL (webvw.dll), as used in Windows Explorer on Windows 2000 systems, does not properly filter an apostrophe ("'") in the author name in a document, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary script via extra attributes when Web View constructs a mailto: link for the preview pane when the user selects the file.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1191</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-613" comment="the version of webvw.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7036" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-608" comment="the patch KB894320 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-609" comment="Webview is  Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3586" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to spoof a less restrictive security zone and execute arbitrary code via an HTML page containing URLs that contain hostnames that have been double hex encoded, which are decoded twice to generate a malicious hostname, aka the "URL Decoding Zone Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0054</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-257" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3604" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-04-01:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:57">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Changed criteria to drop explicit test for patch kb839645.  Inclusion resulted in false positives w/o incremental patching.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Shell application in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by spoofing the type of a file via a CLSID specifier in the filename, as demonstrated using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Windows XP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0420</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1067" comment="Windows NT 4.0 with Active Desktop Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-452" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 4.72.3841.1100" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3677" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WINS service (wins.exe) on Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to write to arbitrary memory locations and possibly execute arbitrary code via a modified memory pointer in a WINS replication packet to TCP port 42, aka the "Association Context Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1080</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-193" comment="Windows Server 2003 (excluding WinXP 64-bit, Version 2003) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-350" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 5.2.3790.239" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-38" comment="the patch KB870763 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3685" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the PCHealth system in the Help and Support Center function in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long query in an HCP URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0711</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1112" comment="Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-308" comment="Patch KB825119 Installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-261" comment="the version of itircl.dll is less than 5.2.3790.80" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-309" comment="HCP Protocol" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3743" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Replaced all criteria. 1) Included all S03 versions, 2) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 3) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-713" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.2.3790.224" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3752" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Race condition in the memory management routines in the DHTML object processor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail, aka "DHTML Object Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0553</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-292" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-440" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (XP Win2K Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3768" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-550" comment="Windows ME Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3773" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via a web page that uses certain styles and the AnchorClick behavior, popup windows, and drag-and-drop capabilities to drop the program in the local startup folder, as demonstrated by "wottapoop.html".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0839</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3810" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Project Professional 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-24-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-29-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <modified date="2004-09-30-12:00" comment="Changed affected platforms">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-495 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Changed criteria to remove test for KB838344.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-521" comment="Project Professional 2003 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-495" comment="the version of gdiplus.dll is less than 6.0.3264.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3817" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the URL processor of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via a URL with a long hostname, aka "URL Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0554</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-595" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2627" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-439" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (XP SP2 Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3822" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:39" comment="modified wft-509 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1115" comment="a vulnerable version of shell32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3824" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and earlier, 2000 SP3 and SP4, Server 2003, and older operating systems allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via crafted IP packets with malformed options, aka the "IP Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-593" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3826" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows XP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple TCP/IP and ICMP implementations, when using Path MTU (PMTU) discovery (PMTUD), allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (network throughput reduction for TCP connections) via forged ICMP ("Fragmentation Needed and Don't Fragment was Set") packets with a low next-hop MTU value, aka the "Path MTU discovery attack."  NOTE: CVE-2004-0790, CVE-2004-0791, and CVE-2004-1060 have been SPLIT based on different attacks; CVE-2005-0065, CVE-2005-0066, CVE-2005-0067, and CVE-2005-0068 are related identifiers that are SPLIT based on the underlying vulnerability.  While CVE normally SPLITs based on vulnerability, the attack-based identifiers exist due to the variety and number of affected implementations and solutions that address the attacks instead of the underlying vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-79" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-298" comment="A vulnerable version of tcpip.sys is installed." negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-380" comment="Enable Path MTU Discovery is Disabled" negate="true"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3851" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHTML Edit Control (dhtmled.ocx) allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script into other domains by setting a name for a window, opening a child page whose target is the window with the given name, then injecting the script from the parent into the child using execScript, as demonstrated by "AbusiveParent" in Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1319</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-375" comment="the version of dhtmled.ocx is less than 6.1.0.9232" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-87" comment="the patch kb891781 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3872" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly cache SSL content, which allows remote attackers to obtain information or spoof content via a web site with the same host name as the target web site, whose content is cached and reused when the user visits the target web site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0845</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-567" comment="Users not saving encrypted pages to disk  (DisableCachingOfSSLPages)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3881" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office XP SP2</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-496 - corrected registry path check">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Changed criteria to remove test for KB832332.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-514" comment="Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-496" comment="the version of mso.dll is less than 10.0.6714.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3882" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria. 1) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 2) dropped version checks on mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-123" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 5.1.2600.1606" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3889" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Help and Support Center</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the PCHealth system in the Help and Support Center function in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long query in an HCP URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0711</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-261" comment="the version of itircl.dll is less than 5.2.3790.80" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-308" comment="Patch KB825119 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-309" comment="HCP Protocol" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3910" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate buffers when handling certain DHTML methods including the createControlRange Javascript function, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "DHTML Method Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0055</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-407" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3825.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3913" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Compressed Folders</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wrt-554 - corrected regular exprsssion on value. Needed to escape the period in the file name and change the *'s to .*">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-05-12:00" comment="Removed the negate=&quot;true&quot; from the config test; should be vulnerable *if* enabled, rather than vulnerable if *not*  enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in DUNZIP32.DLL for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via compressed (zipped) folders that involve an "unchecked buffer" and improper length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0575</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-537" comment="the 32-bit version of zipfldr.dll is less than 6.0.3790.198" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-553" comment="the patch q873376 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-554" comment="Compressed Folders with zipfldr.dll are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3926" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Content Advisor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Content Advisor file, aka "Content Advisor Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0555</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-292" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits GDR/QFE" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-440" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (XP Win2K Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3941" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the font processing component of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-581" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.1.2600.2622" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3949" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 does not properly handle plug-in navigation, which allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and thereby spoof web pages, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Plug-in Navigation Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0843</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-560" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3821.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-559" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp3 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3953" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-12:05">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:15">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to access kernel memory and gain privileges via a malicious program that modified some system structures in a way that is not properly validated by privileged operating system functions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-41" comment="this is an NT Server (stand-alone)" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-512" comment="the version of gdi32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7270" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3957" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Animated Cursor</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Windows Animated Cursor (ANI) capability in Windows NT, Windows 2000 through SP4, Windows XP through SP1, and Windows 2003 allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service via (1) the frame number set to zero, which causes an invalid memory address to be used and leads to a kernel crash, or (2) the rate number set to zero, which leads to resource exhaustion and hang.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1305</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-352" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33630" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3966" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed RPC request with a long filename parameter, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0715.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0528</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-38" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-358" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.2.3790.76" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3973" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>HyperTerminal</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-21-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-226 - access DLL via HKLM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HyperTerminal application for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a value that is saved in a session file, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious HyperTerminal session file (.ht), web site, or Telnet URL contained in an e-mail message, triggering a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0568</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-226" comment="the version of hypertrm.dll is less than 4.0.1381.7323" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-47" comment="the patch NT Server kb873339 is installed " negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-39" comment="If key present hyperterminal will automatically open session files" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-67" comment="If the Hyperterminal client is registered as the default telnet client" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL3994" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The kernel of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via certain access requests.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0061</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-328" comment="Windows No Service Pack or Service Pack 1 and Ntoskrnl.exe version less than 5.1.2600.1634" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4003" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>GDI+</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-20-03:32">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-22-02:10">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check KB833987.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-494" comment="the version of sxs.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1363" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4005" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office XP SP2</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-09-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-10-12:00" comment="modified wft-489 - corrected registry path check for .dll file">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-09:31">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-09:01">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the converter for Microsoft WordPerfect 5.x on Office 2000, Office XP, Office 2003, and Works Suites 2001 through 2004 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious document or website.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0573</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-514" comment="Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-489" comment="the version of msconv97.dll is less than 2003.1100.6252.0 " negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4021" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-147" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33591" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4022" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Office XP SP3</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-02-11-12:00" comment="Added patch check">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-03-29-12:00" comment="corrected patch negation">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Office XP allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a link with a URL file location containing long inputs after (1) "%00 (null byte) in .doc filenames or (2) "%0a" (carriage return) in .rtf filenames.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0848</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-199" comment="Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-377" comment="the version of mso.dll is less than 10.0.6735.0" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-95" comment="Patch KB873352 installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4032" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Exchange Server</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-21-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the SvrAppendReceivedChunk function in xlsasink.dll in the SMTP service of Exchange Server 2000 and 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted X-LINK2STATE extended verb request to the SMTP port.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0560</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-566" comment="Exchange Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-575" comment="the version of xlsasink.dll is less than 6.5.6981.3" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-423" comment="the patch KB894549 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4043" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>SMB (Server Message Block)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-15-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Server Message Block (SMB) implementation for Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, and Server 2003 does not properly validate certain SMB packets, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via Transaction responses containing (1) Trans or (2) Trans2 commands, aka the "Server Message Block Vulnerability," and as demonstrated using Trans2 FIND_FIRST2 responses with large file name length fields.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0045</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-385" comment="the version of mrxsmb.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7023" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-90" comment="the patch KB885250 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4076" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-08-12:00" comment="modified wrt-35 - wrt-35 corrected literal string">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-04-11-08:48">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-25" comment="the patch kb885836 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-281" comment="the version of mswrd632.wpc is less than 2004.10.25.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-35" comment="Word for Windows 6.0 Converter is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4085" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-04-21-12:00" comment="modified wrt-159 - unchecked value">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:41">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate certain URLs in Channel Definition Format (CDF) files, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information or execute arbitrary code, aka the "Channel Definition Format (CDF) Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-200" comment="Internet Explorer 6.0 Installed XP SP2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-500" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2900.2604" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4152" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:44">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via a web page that uses certain styles and the AnchorClick behavior, popup windows, and drag-and-drop capabilities to drop the program in the local startup folder, as demonstrated by "wottapoop.html".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0839</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4169" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 and earlier, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash from "memory corruption") via certain malformed Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) elements that trigger heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using the "&lt;STYLE>@;/*" string, possibly due to a missing comment terminator that may cause an invalid length to trigger a large memory copy operation, aka the "CSS Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0842</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4216" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-04-09:55">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:57">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check q833989, added check for vgx.dll.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-10002" comment="the version of vgx.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1411" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4224" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Heap-based buffer overflow in the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) interface in the RPCSS Service allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DCERPC DCOM object activation request packet with modified length fields, a different vulnerability than CVE-2003-0352 (Blaster/Nachi) and CVE-2003-0528.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0715</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-359" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 5.1.2600.109" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-281" comment="the patch kb824146 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-283" comment="DCOM is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4226" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Excel 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-18-12:11">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Unknown vulnerability in Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, 2001 for Mac, and v.X for Mac allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious file containing certain parameters that are not properly validated.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0846</reference>
      <status>DRAFT</status>
      <version>0</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-138" comment="Excel 2002 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="ukn-38" comment="Service Pack 2 or less for Windows Office XP" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4234" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 95</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Samba</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-09-15-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Word 2000, Word 2002, and Word 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0558</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-607" comment="Word 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-612" comment="the version of winword.exe is less than 11.0.6502.0" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4244" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:39">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-525" comment="the version of grpconv.exe (system32) is less than 5.2.3790.205" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4264" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>ISA Server 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 and Microsoft ISA Server 2000 (which is included in Small Business Server 2000 and Small Business Server 2003 Premium Edition) allows remote attackers to spoof trusted Internet content on a specially crafted webpage via spoofed reverse DNS lookup results.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0892</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-6" comment="the version of msphlpr.dll is less than 3.0.1200.408" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-11" comment="ISA Server 2000 SP2 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-13" comment="the patch KB888258 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4276" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Compressed Folders</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wrt-554 - corrected regular exprsssion on value. Needed to escape the period in the file name and change the *'s to .*">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-05-12:00" comment="Removed the negate=&quot;true&quot; from the config test; should be vulnerable *if* enabled, rather than vulnerable if *not*  enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in DUNZIP32.DLL for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via compressed (zipped) folders that involve an "unchecked buffer" and improper length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0575</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-538" comment="the 64-bit WOW version of zipfldr.dll is less than 6.0.3790.198" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-553" comment="the patch q873376 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-554" comment="Compressed Folders with zipfldr.dll are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4282" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>DHCP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-27-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-28-09:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHCP Server service for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server and Terminal Server Edition, with DHCP logging enabled, does not properly validate the length of certain messages, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a malformed DHCP message, aka "Logging Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0899</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-162" comment="the version of Dhcpssvc.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33587" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-37" comment="the patch KB885249 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4307" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-09-30-11:37">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-06-12:57">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check KB830348.  Added check for VS.NET Gdiplus.dll in WinSxS.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the JPEG (JPG) parsing engine in the Microsoft Graphic Device Interface Plus (GDI+) component, GDIPlus.dll, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a JPEG image with a small JPEG COM field length that is normalized to a large integer length before a memory copy operation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0200</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-531" comment="Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002 Installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-714" comment="the version of Gdiplus.dll for Visual Studio .NET is less than 5.1.3102.1355" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4316" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-11:08">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to access kernel memory and gain privileges via a malicious program that modified some system structures in a way that is not properly validated by privileged operating system functions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-505" comment="the version of vdmdbg.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6946" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4328" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria. 1) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 2) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Table Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0901.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0571</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-710" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7312" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4345" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Explorer on Windows XP SP1, WIndows 2000, Windows 98, and Windows Me may allow remote malicious servers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via long share names, as demonstrated using Samba.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-499" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.6970" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4363" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via mousedown events that call the Popup.show method and use drag-and-drop actions in a popup window, aka "HijackClick 3" and the "Script in Image Tag File Download Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0841</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-560" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3821.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-559" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp3 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4368" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-28-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>LSASS (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) of Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate connection information, which allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0894</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1058" comment="Windows XP 32-bit edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-250" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-327" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.1.2600.2525" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4372" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-24-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WINS service (wins.exe) on Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to write to arbitrary memory locations and possibly execute arbitrary code via a modified memory pointer in a WINS replication packet to TCP port 42, aka the "Association Context Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1080</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-165" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33618" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4384" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Message Queuing</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:32">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Message Queuing component of Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0059</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-313" comment="Windows XP Service Pack 1" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-577" comment="the version of mqrt.dll is less than 5.1.0.1044" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-426" comment="the patch KB892944 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-425" comment="Message Queuing Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4392" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-08:47">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) component of Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2000 Server, and Exchange Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via XPAT patterns, possibly related to improper length validation and an "unchecked buffer," leading to off-by-one and heap-based buffer overflows.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0574</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-506" comment="the version of nntpsvc.dll is less than 6.0.3790.206" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-552" comment="the patch WindowsServer2003-KB883935-x86-enu.exe is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-326" comment="the NNTP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4397" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to cause a denial of service (i.e., system crash) via a malformed request, aka "Object Management Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0550</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-328" comment="Windows No Service Pack or Service Pack 1 and Ntoskrnl.exe version less than 5.1.2600.1634" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4458" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Local Procedure Call (LPC) interface of the Windows Kernel for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the lengths of messages sent to the LPC port, which allows local users to gain privileges, aka "Windows Kernel Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0893</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-160" comment="the version of lsasrv.dll is less than 5.2.3790.220" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-36" comment="the patch kb885835is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-34" comment="Microsoft Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition " negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4492" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 98</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Adobe Acrobat Reader</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-26-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple buffer overflows in libpng 1.2.5 and earlier, as used in multiple products, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via malformed PNG images in which (1) the png_handle_tRNS function does not properly validate the length of transparency chunk (tRNS) data, or the (2) png_handle_sBIT or (3) png_handle_hIST functions do not perform sufficient bounds checking.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0597</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-301" comment="the software Adobe Acrobat Reader major version 6, minor version less than 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4493" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Program Group Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:39">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Windows Program Group Converter (grpconv.exe) may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a shell: URL with a long filename and a .grp extension, which is not properly handled when the shell capability launches grpconv.exe.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0572</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1137" comment="a vulnerable version of grpconv.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4499" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>unknown</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The OLE component in Windows 98, 2000, XP, and Server 2003, and Exchange Server 5.0 through 2003, does not properly validate the lengths of messages for certain OLE data, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, aka the "Input Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0044</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-61" comment="Windows XP SP1 OR Windows XP 64-bit SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-387" comment="the version of ole32.dll is less than 5.1.2600.1619" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-91" comment="the patch KB873333 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4508" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>HyperTerminal</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-21-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-263 - access DLL via HKLM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HyperTerminal application for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a value that is saved in a session file, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious HyperTerminal session file (.ht), web site, or Telnet URL contained in an e-mail message, triggering a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0568</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-263" comment="the version of hypertrm.dll is less than 4.0.1381.842" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-47" comment="the patch NT Server kb873339 is installed " negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-39" comment="If key present hyperterminal will automatically open session files" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-67" comment="If the Hyperterminal client is registered as the default telnet client" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4549" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and earlier, 2000 SP3 and SP4, Server 2003, and older operating systems allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service and possibly execute arbitrary code via crafted IP packets with malformed options, aka the "IP Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0048</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-600" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.336" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4576" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-06-09:33">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Edited criteria. 1) dropped explicit check for Hotfix kb885836, 2) check version of wordpad.exe rather than mswrd wpc files.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-45" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-711" comment="the version of wordpad.exe is less than 4.0.1381.33598" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4592" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-04:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-540" comment="the version of nddenb32.dll is less than 5.2.3790.173" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-541" comment="the version of netdde.exe is less than 5.2.3790.184" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4593" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The kernel of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via certain access requests.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0061</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-579" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4671" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Cursor and Icon Formatting</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:35">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the LoadImage API of the USER32 Lib for Microsoft Windows allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .bmp, .cur, .ico or .ani file with a large image size field, which leads to a buffer overflow, aka the "Cursor and Icon Format Handling Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1049</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-353" comment="the version of user32.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7017" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-68" comment="the patch kb891711 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4674" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:44" comment="modified wft-594 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Content Advisor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted Content Advisor file, aka "Content Advisor Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0555</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-594" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.279" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-438" comment="the patch kb890923 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4702" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-07:27">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote web servers to bypass zone restrictions and execute arbitrary code in the local computer zone by redirecting a function to another function with the same name, as demonstrated by SimilarMethodNameRedir, aka the "Similar Method Name Redirection Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4706" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Help and Support Center (HSC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Stack-based buffer overflow in the PCHealth system in the Help and Support Center function in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long query in an HCP URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0711</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1111" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows 64-bit Edition is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-261" comment="the version of itircl.dll is less than 5.2.3790.80" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-308" comment="Patch KB825119 Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4710" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-04-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-10:01">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The document processing application used by the Windows Shell in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by modifying the CLSID stored in a file so that it is processed by HTML Application Host (MSHTA), as demonstrated using a Microsoft Word document.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0063</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-592" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 5.0.3900.7032" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-436" comment="the patch  KB893086 is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-280" comment=".hta applications are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4726" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Messenger</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-31-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb890047.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-38" comment="Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-401" comment="the version of shell32.dll is less than 6.0.3790.241" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-157" comment="Drag-and-Drop disabled when set to 3" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4741" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>HyperTerminal</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-21-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-18-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-200 - access DLL via HKLM">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>HyperTerminal application for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of a value that is saved in a session file, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious HyperTerminal session file (.ht), web site, or Telnet URL contained in an e-mail message, triggering a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0568</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-200" comment="the version of hypertrm.dll is less than 5.0.2195.7000" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-46" comment="the patch Windows2000-KB873339-x86-ENU.EXE is installed " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-39" comment="If key present hyperterminal will automatically open session files" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-67" comment="If the Hyperterminal client is registered as the default telnet client" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4749" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-05-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0 Converter (MSWRD632.WPC), as used in WordPad, does not properly validate certain data lengths, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a .wri, .rtf, and .doc file sent by email or malicious web site, aka "Font Conversion Vulnerability," a different vulnerability than CVE-2004-0571.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0901</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-35" comment="Windows XP 32 bit Service Pack 2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-300" comment="the version of mswrd6.wpc is less than 10.0.803.2" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-25" comment="the patch kb885836 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4758" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-02-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-02-11-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-08-03:17">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-29-06:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHTML Edit Control (dhtmled.ocx) allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script into other domains by setting a name for a window, opening a child page whose target is the window with the given name, then injecting the script from the parent into the child using execScript, as demonstrated by "AbusiveParent" in Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1319</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-183" comment="Windows Server 2003 64-Bit Edition or Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-378" comment="the version of wdhtmled.ocx is less than 6.1.0.9231" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-87" comment="the patch kb891781 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4762" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>VDM</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-12:02">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) subsystem of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to access kernel memory and gain privileges via a malicious program that modified some system structures in a way that is not properly validated by privileged operating system functions.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0208</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-511" comment="the version of gdi32.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33566" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4767" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-12:13">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WebDAV Message Handler for Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0, 5.1, and 6.0 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory and CPU exhaustion, application crash) via a PROPFIND request with an XML message containing XML elements with a large number of attributes.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2003-0718</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-515" comment="the version of httpext.dll is less than 6.0.3790.212" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-549" comment="the patch KB824151 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4786" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.8</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-29-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-29-08:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The License Logging service for Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 does not properly validate the length of messages, which leads to an "unchecked buffer" and allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbtirary code, aka the "License Logging Service Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0050</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-96" comment="the patch kb885834 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-392" comment="the version of Llssrv.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7345" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-344" comment="license logging service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4791" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows 2000</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-22-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:06">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>TCP, when using a large Window Size, makes it easier for remote attackers to guess sequence numbers and cause a denial of service (connection loss) to persistent TCP connections by repeatedly injecting a TCP RST packet, especially in protocols that use long-lived connections, such as BGP.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0230</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-1" comment="Windows 2000 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-538" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 4 (or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-593" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4797" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the font processing component of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to gain privileges via a specially-designed application.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0060</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-328" comment="Windows No Service Pack or Service Pack 1 and Ntoskrnl.exe version less than 5.1.2600.1634" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4804" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Multiple TCP/IP and ICMP implementations allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (reset TCP connections) via spoofed ICMP error messages, aka the "blind connection-reset attack."  NOTE: CVE-2004-0790, CVE-2004-0791, and CVE-2004-1060 have been SPLIT based on different attacks; CVE-2005-0065, CVE-2005-0066, CVE-2005-0067, and CVE-2005-0068 are related identifiers that are SPLIT based on the underlying vulnerability.  While CVE normally SPLITs based on vulnerability, the attack-based identifiers exist due to the variety and number of affected implementations and solutions that address the attacks instead of the underlying vulnerabilities.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0790</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-600" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.336" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4831" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows NT 4.0</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-03-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The WINS service (wins.exe) on Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, and Windows Server 2003 allows remote attackers to write to arbitrary memory locations and possibly execute arbitrary code via a modified memory pointer in a WINS replication packet to TCP port 42, aka the "Association Context Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-1080</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-44" comment="Windows NT Server 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-164" comment="the version of wins.exe is less than 4.0.1381.7329" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-38" comment="the patch KB870763 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-98" comment="the wins service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4832" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP SP1 and SP2, and Windows Server 2003 allows local users to cause a denial of service (i.e., system crash) via a malformed request, aka "Object Management Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0550</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-579" comment="The version of Ntoskrnl.exe is less than 5.0.2195.7035" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-427" comment="the patch KB890859 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4846" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>DHCP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-12-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-23-09:25">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The DHCP Server service for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server and Terminal Server Edition does not properly validate the length of certain messages, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malformed DHCP message, aka the "DHCP Request Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0900</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-37" comment="the patch KB885249 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-162" comment="the version of Dhcpssvc.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33587" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4859" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Proxy Server 2.0 SP1</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-11-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-12-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-02-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-03-01-12:00" comment="modified wft-7 - Corrected path">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="modified wft-7 - corrected object path">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 and Microsoft ISA Server 2000 (which is included in Small Business Server 2000 and Small Business Server 2003 Premium Edition) allows remote attackers to spoof trusted Internet content on a specially crafted webpage via spoofed reverse DNS lookup results.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0892</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-9" comment="Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 SP1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-7" comment="the version of w3proxy.dll is less than 2.0.390.16" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-14" comment="the patch KB888258 for Proxy Server 2.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4864" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via drag and drop events, aka the "Drag-and-Drop Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0053</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-407" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3825.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-258" comment="Check for Drag&amp;Drop enabled and the patch kb834707(wildcard*)  missing" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4874" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Race condition in the memory management routines in the DHTML object processor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail, aka "DHTML Object Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0553</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-598" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3539.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-441" comment="the patch kb890923  is installed (Win2K SP3  Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4893" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows kernel</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-11:31">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2004-10-13-11:43" comment="changed OS ">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The kernel for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 does not reset certain values in CPU data structures, which allows local users to cause a denial of service (system crash) via a malicious program.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0211</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-508" comment="the version of win32k.sys is less than 5.2.3790.198" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-547" comment="the patch KB840987 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1113" comment="Windows 2003 Server or Windows XP 64-bit" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4927" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MSN Messenger</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-04-19-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-20-12:13">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:41">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-11-24-12:00" comment="Added wrt-620 to see if MSN Messenger 6.2 is installed.  Changed wrt-431 to check 'DisplayVersion' rather than 'MSN Messenger 6.2'.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard, Inc.">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-20-07:05" comment="Added wrt-431.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>GIF file validation error in MSN Messenger 6.2 allows remote attackers in a user's contact list to execute arbitrary code via a GIF image with an improper height and width.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0562</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-620" comment="MSN Messenger 6.2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-431" comment="MSN Messenger 6.2.0208 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4947" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-17-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-03-23-08:09">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-13-12:15">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:33">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-26-09:40" comment="Removed test to check kb867282.">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-12-08:59">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly validate certain URLs in Channel Definition Format (CDF) files, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information or execute arbitrary code, aka the "Channel Definition Format (CDF) Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0056</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-407" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3825.700" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4978" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Word 2003</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-18-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-08-25-10:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Windows Server 2003 and XP SP2, with Windows Firewall turned off, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption) via a TCP packet with the SYN flag set and the same destination and source address and port, aka a reoccurrence of the "Land" vulnerability (CVE-1999-0016).</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0688</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-23" comment="32-bit version of Windows or 64-bit (itanium architecture) version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-3" comment="a Win2K/XP/2003 service pack is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-600" comment="the version of Tcpip.sys is less than 5.2.3790.336" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-443" comment="the patch KB893066 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-448" comment="The SynAttackProtect parameter is set to 2" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4985" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-10-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:38">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-22-12:38">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Race condition in the memory management routines in the DHTML object processor in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious web page or HTML e-mail, aka "DHTML Object Memory Corruption Vulnerability".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0553</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-599" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3826.2400" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-442" comment="the patch kb890923 is installed (Win2K SP4  Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4987" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>MDAC 2.7</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-03-31-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-04-12-08:26">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-04-27-12:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Microsoft .NET forms authentication capability for ASP.NET allows remote attackers to bypass authentication for .aspx files in restricted directories via a request containing a (1) "\" (backslash) or (2) "%5C" (encoded backslash), aka "Path Validation Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0847</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-116" comment="Is the .NET Framework 1.0 installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-252" comment="A vulnerable version of .NET Framework v1.0 is installed. " negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL4988" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Message Queuing</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-05-02-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Ingrid Skoog</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-05-04-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-06-02-12:00" comment="Added product">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-06-17-12:00" comment="modified cmp-1106 - Replaced the test that checks for the service pack level, instead of checking for sp4 or ealier (did not check for GOLD edition) it is now negating the test that checks for sp5 for later.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-07-27-10:37">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the Message Queuing component of Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted message.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-0059</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1106" comment="Windows 2000 (sp4 or earlier) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-576" comment="the version of mqrt.dll is less than 5.0.0.799" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-426" comment="the patch KB892944 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5021" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-12:21">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in the converter for Microsoft WordPerfect 5.x on Office 2000, Office XP, Office 2003, and Works Suites 2001 through 2004 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious document or website.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0573</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-506" comment="the version of nntpsvc.dll is less than 6.0.3790.206" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-548" comment="the patch WindowsServer2003-KB883935-ia64-enu.exe is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-326" comment="the NNTP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5070" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-01:15">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) component of Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2000 Server, and Exchange Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via XPAT patterns, possibly related to improper length validation and an "unchecked buffer," leading to off-by-one and heap-based buffer overflows.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0574</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-77" comment="Windows NT 4.0 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-539" comment="the version of nntpsvc.dll is less than 5.5.1877.79" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-556" comment="Patch WindowsNT4OptionPack-KB883935-x86-enu.EXE" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-326" comment="the NNTP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5074" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-05:10">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:35">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1147" comment="a vulnerable version of nddenb32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1150" comment="a vulnerable version of netdde.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5150" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly cache SSL content, which allows remote attackers to obtain information or spoof content via a web site with the same host name as the target web site, whose content is cached and reused when the user visits the target web site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0845</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-567" comment="Users not saving encrypted pages to disk  (DisableCachingOfSSLPages)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5277" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <product>Remote Procedure Call (RPC)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-18-11:46">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-02-22-09:29" comment="Changed CVE entry from 2003-0569 to 2004-0569">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Burton</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:59">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The RPC Runtime Library for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 allows remote attackers to read active memory or cause a denial of service (system crash) via a malicious message, possibly related to improper length values.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0569</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-43" comment="this is an NT Terminal Server" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-559" comment="the version of rpcrt4.dll is less than 4.0.1381.33578" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-558" comment="Patch KB873350 Installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5307" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Windows Shell</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-03:38">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Andrew Buttner</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Buffer overflow in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Explorer on Windows XP SP1, WIndows 2000, Windows 98, and Windows Me may allow remote malicious servers to cause a denial of service (application crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via long share names, as demonstrated using Samba.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0214</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-72" comment="32-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1118" comment="a vulnerable version of shell32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-537" comment="the patch q841356 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5316" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the Install Engine (inseng.dll) for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious website or HTML email with a long .CAB file name, which triggers the integer overflow when calculating a buffer length and leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5329" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:35">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:04">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the Install Engine (inseng.dll) for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious website or HTML email with a long .CAB file name, which triggers the integer overflow when calculating a buffer length and leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5509" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>SMTP</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-13-10:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-13-01:16">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) component of Microsoft Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition, and the Exchange Routing Engine component of Exchange Server 2003, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious DNS response message containing length values that are not properly validated.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0840</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-502" comment="The version of smtpsvc.dll is less than 6.0.3790.211" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-542" comment="the patch WindowsServer2003-KB885881-x86-enu.exe is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-240" comment="SMTP Enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5520" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly cache SSL content, which allows remote attackers to obtain information or spoof content via a web site with the same host name as the target web site, whose content is cached and reused when the user visits the target web site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0845</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-567" comment="Users not saving encrypted pages to disk  (DisableCachingOfSSLPages)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5592" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-04:49">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 and earlier, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash from "memory corruption") via certain malformed Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) elements that trigger heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using the "&lt;STYLE>@;/*" string, possibly due to a missing comment terminator that may cause an invalid length to trigger a large memory copy operation, aka the "CSS Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0842</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5620" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via mousedown events that call the Popup.show method and use drag-and-drop actions in a popup window, aka "HijackClick 3" and the "Script in Image Tag File Download Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0841</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5740" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-26-02:20">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly cache SSL content, which allows remote attackers to obtain information or spoof content via a web site with the same host name as the target web site, whose content is cached and reused when the user visits the target web site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0845</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-567" comment="Users not saving encrypted pages to disk  (DisableCachingOfSSLPages)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL5926" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-08:58">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) component of Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2000 Server, and Exchange Server 2003 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via XPAT patterns, possibly related to improper length validation and an "unchecked buffer," leading to off-by-one and heap-based buffer overflows.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0574</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-60" comment="Windows 2000 Server is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-224" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 3 (or later) is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-533" comment="the version of nntpsvc.dll is less than 5.0.2195.6972" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-555" comment="Patch Windows2000-KB883935-x86-ENU.exe Installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-326" comment="the NNTP service is enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6031" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-07:54">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via mousedown events that call the Popup.show method and use drag-and-drop actions in a popup window, aka "HijackClick 3" and the "Script in Image Tag File Download Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0841</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6048" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via mousedown events that call the Popup.show method and use drag-and-drop actions in a popup window, aka "HijackClick 3" and the "Script in Image Tag File Download Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0841</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6100" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the Install Engine (inseng.dll) for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious website or HTML email with a long .CAB file name, which triggers the integer overflow when calculating a buffer length and leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6272" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via a web page that uses certain styles and the AnchorClick behavior, popup windows, and drag-and-drop capabilities to drop the program in the local startup folder, as demonstrated by "wottapoop.html".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0839</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6313" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-10-12:00" comment="modified wrt-51 - Comment updated to indicate IE 6.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 does not properly handle plug-in navigation, which allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and thereby spoof web pages, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Plug-in Navigation Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0843</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-51" comment="Internet Explorer 6  for Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-558" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.3790.219" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-557" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6397" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Compressed Folders</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">David Proulx</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-12:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-01-13-12:00" comment="modified wrt-554 - corrected regular exprsssion on value. Needed to escape the period in the file name and change the *'s to .*">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-05-05-12:00" comment="Removed the negate=&quot;true&quot; from the config test; should be vulnerable *if* enabled, rather than vulnerable if *not*  enabled.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-05-11-05:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-06-01-03:30">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in DUNZIP32.DLL for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit Edition, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via compressed (zipped) folders that involve an "unchecked buffer" and improper length validation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0575</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-2" comment="Windows XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-29" comment="Win2K/XP/2003 service pack 2 (or later) is installed" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-536" comment="the 64-bit WOW version of zipfldr.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1584" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-553" comment="the patch q873376 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-554" comment="Compressed Folders with zipfldr.dll are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6579" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-04:56">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 and earlier, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash from "memory corruption") via certain malformed Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) elements that trigger heap-based buffer overflows, as demonstrated using the "&lt;STYLE>@;/*" string, possibly due to a missing comment terminator that may cause an invalid length to trigger a large memory copy operation, aka the "CSS Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0842</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6600" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:23">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the Install Engine (inseng.dll) for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious website or HTML email with a long .CAB file name, which triggers the integer overflow when calculating a buffer length and leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-54" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 4 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-560" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp4 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6788" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>NetDDE</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-14-04:23">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Network Dynamic Data Exchange (NetDDE) services for Microsoft Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 allows attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code or locally gain privileges via a malicious message or application that involves an "unchecked buffer," possibly a buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0206</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-61" comment="Windows Server 2003 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-70" comment="64-Bit version of Windows is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1143" comment="a vulnerable version of netdde.exe exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1144" comment="a vulnerable version of nddenb32.dll exists" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-551" comment="the patch KB841533 is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL6829" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-07:37">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote web servers to bypass zone restrictions and execute arbitrary code in the local computer zone by redirecting a function to another function with the same name, as demonstrated by SimilarMethodNameRedir, aka the "Similar Method Name Redirection Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7084" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-07:22">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote web servers to bypass zone restrictions and execute arbitrary code in the local computer zone by redirecting a function to another function with the same name, as demonstrated by SimilarMethodNameRedir, aka the "Similar Method Name Redirection Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-560" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3821.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-559" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp3 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7095" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-05:31">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 does not properly handle plug-in navigation, which allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and thereby spoof web pages, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Plug-in Navigation Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0843</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7194" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-07:44">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 does not properly handle plug-in navigation, which allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and thereby spoof web pages, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Plug-in Navigation Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0843</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7448" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-07:31">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-26-12:42" comment="modified wft-562 - Changed comment to match test">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-11:25" comment="correct CVE from CAN-2003-0727 to CAN-2004-0727">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-12-14-11:27" comment="Fixed CVE reference; was CVE-2003-0727 because of a typo.  Now correctly refers to CVE-2004-0727.  Thanks to Andrew Simmons of MessageLabs for pointing out the error.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-12-16-12:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-01-04-08:04">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote web servers to bypass zone restrictions and execute arbitrary code in the local computer zone by redirecting a function to another function with the same name, as demonstrated by SimilarMethodNameRedir, aka the "Similar Method Name Redirection Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-53" comment="Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-562" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.50.4945.2800 " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7496" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-07:40">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-02:41">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote web servers to bypass zone restrictions and execute arbitrary code in the local computer zone by redirecting a function to another function with the same name, as demonstrated by SimilarMethodNameRedir, aka the "Similar Method Name Redirection Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-565" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 2 for XP is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-1154" comment="a vulnerable version of mshtml.dll exisits" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-564" comment="the patch kb834707  is installed (Installed Components key) " negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7611" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-26-02:09">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 does not properly cache SSL content, which allows remote attackers to obtain information or spoof content via a web site with the same host name as the target web site, whose content is cached and reused when the user visits the target web site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0845</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-560" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3821.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-559" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp3 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-567" comment="Users not saving encrypted pages to disk  (DisableCachingOfSSLPages)" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7717" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the Install Engine (inseng.dll) for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious website or HTML email with a long .CAB file name, which triggers the integer overflow when calculating a buffer length and leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7721" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer in Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via a web page that uses certain styles and the AnchorClick behavior, popup windows, and drag-and-drop capabilities to drop the program in the local startup folder, as demonstrated by "wottapoop.html".</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0839</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7865" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-04:20">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Integer overflow in the Install Engine (inseng.dll) for Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, and 6 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a malicious website or HTML email with a long .CAB file name, which triggers the integer overflow when calculating a buffer length and leads to a heap-based buffer overflow.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0216</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>1</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-55" comment="Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 3 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-560" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3821.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-559" comment="the patch kb834707-ie501sp3 is installed (Hotfix key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL7906" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-19-04:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-20-04:00">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-03-05:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-05:00">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-20-04:00" comment="Changed IE registry test to wrt-18">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 on Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and other versions including 5.01 and 5.5, allows remote web servers to bypass zone restrictions and execute arbitrary code in the local computer zone by redirecting a function to another function with the same name, as demonstrated by SimilarMethodNameRedir, aka the "Similar Method Name Redirection Cross Domain Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0727</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wft-563" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2745.2800" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-562" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-18" comment="Internet Explorer 6 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL8077" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-01-18-12:00">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-01-20-02:31">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-02-16-12:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-03-09-07:56">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6.x allows remote attackers to install arbitrary programs via mousedown events that call the Popup.show method and use drag-and-drop actions in a popup window, aka "HijackClick 3" and the "Script in Image Tag File Download Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0841</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-561" comment="the patch kb834707 is installed (Installed Components key)" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL8127" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows ME</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <product>Microsoft Internet Explorer</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2004-10-25-05:13">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Harvey Rubinovitz</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2004-10-27-01:05">DRAFT</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-11-17-10:00">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2004-12-09-08:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-09-27-10:50" comment="modified wft-564 - Changed test to match comment">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:04">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Internet Explorer 6 on Double Byte Character Set (DBCS) systems allows remote attackers to alter displayed address bars and spoof web pages via a URL containing special characters, facilitating phishing attacks, aka the "Address Bar Spoofing on Double Byte Character Set Systems Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2004-0844</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="wrt-50" comment="Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-564" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 6.0.2800.1476   " negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="wft-561" comment="the version of mshtml.dll is less than 5.0.3534.2800" negate="true"/>
        </software>
        <configuration operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-97" comment="ActiveX controls and active scripting are enabled" negate="false"/>
        </configuration>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100001" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10025 - Reomved extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-10-11-04:13" comment="modified wrt-10024 - Removed doubled backslashes in string literal test.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The install function in Firefox 1.0.3 allows remote web sites on the browser's whitelist, such as update.mozilla.org or addon.mozilla.org, to execute arbitrary Javascript with chrome privileges, leading to arbitrary code execution on the system when combined with vulnerabilities such as CVE-2005-1476, as demonstrated using a javascript: URL as the package icon and a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack on a vulnerable whitelist site.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1477</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>3</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-10012" comment="Firefox &lt;= 1.0.3 or Mozilla Suite &lt;= 1.7.7 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100002" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10025 - Reomved extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-10-11-04:13" comment="modified wrt-10024 - Removed doubled backslashes in string literal test.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox 1.0.3 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary Javascript in other domains by using an IFRAME and causing the browser to navigate to a previous javascript: URL, which can lead to arbitrary code execution when combined with CVE-2005-1477.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1476</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>2</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-10012" comment="Firefox &lt;= 1.0.3 or Mozilla Suite &lt;= 1.7.7 is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100003" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-01-25-04:02" comment="Added Mozilla as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-01-25-07:27">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5 and Mozilla before 1.7.9 does not properly clone base objects, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by navigating the prototype chain to reach a privileged object.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2270</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100004" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:43" comment="Added Mozilla as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5, Mozilla before 1.7.9, and Netscape 8.0.2 does not properly verify the associated types of DOM node names within the context of their namespaces, which allows remote attackers to modify certain tag properties, possibly leading to execution of arbitrary script or code, as demonstrated using an XHTML document with IMG tags with custom properties ("XHTML node spoofing").</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2269</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100005" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-07-04:00" comment="Added Description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-10-04-08:47" comment="Changed CVE reference to CAN-2005-2268, per Rob Hollis">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:45" comment="Added Mozilla as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5 and Mozilla before 1.7.9 does not clearly associate a Javascript dialog box with the web page that generated it, which allows remote attackers to spoof a dialog box from a trusted site and facilitates phishing attacks, aka the "Dialog Origin Spoofing Vulnerability."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2268</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>6</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100006" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-07-04:00" comment="Added description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-10-08-01:14" comment="Removed test for Mozilla Suite 1.7.8.  Per Rob Hollis &amp;#60;rob@threatguard.com> this definition should not have tested for Mozilla Suite; only Firefox is vulnerable.  Vendor advisory agrees.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:47" comment="Added Mozilla as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-05:47" comment="Changed affected product to Firefox.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5 allows remote attackers to steal information and possibly execute arbitrary code by using standalone applications such as Flash and QuickTime to open a javascript: URL, which is run in the context of the previous page, and may lead to code execution if the standalone application loads a privileged chrome: URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2267</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100007" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-09-22-09:45" comment="Added CVE#">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-11-16-08:02">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:49" comment="Added Mozilla as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>A regression error in Firefox 1.0.3 and Mozilla 1.7.7 allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary Javascript from one page into the frameset of another site, aka the frame injection spoofing vulnerability, a re-introduction of a vulnerability that was originally identified and addressed by CVE-2004-0718.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-1937</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100008" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:51" comment="Added Mozilla and Firefox as affected products.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5, Mozilla before 1.7.9, and Netscape 8.0.2 and 7.2 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (access violation and crash), and possibly execute arbitrary code, by calling InstallVersion.compareTo with an object instead of a string.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2265</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100009" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-12-05:49">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:52" comment="Added Firefox as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5 allows remote attackers to steal sensitive information by opening a malicious link in the Firefox sidebar using the _search target, then injecting script into other pages via a data: URL.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2264</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>6</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100010" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-07-04:00" comment="Added description">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Christine Walzer</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-09-28-01:05">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-19-05:47">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:53" comment="Added Firefox as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The InstallTrigger.install method in Firefox before 1.0.5 and Mozilla before 1.7.9 allows remote attackers to execute a callback function in the context of another domain by forcing a page navigation after the install method has been called, which causes the callback to be run in the context of the new page and results in a same origin violation.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2263</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100011" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-12:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <status_change date="2005-09-21-01:33">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-10-04-08:55" comment="Updated reference to CVE-2005-2262 per Rob Hollis">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <modified date="2005-10-11-04:20" comment="modified wrt-10045 - Removed doubled backslash from string literal test.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-04:56" comment="Added Firefox as affected product.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox 1.0.3 and 1.0.4, and Netscape 8.0.2, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code by tricking the user into using the "Set As Wallpaper" (in Firefox) or "Set as Background" (in Netscape) context menu on an image URL that is really a javascript: URL with an eval statement, aka "Firewalling."</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2262</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>6</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="AND">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-658" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.2 or earlier is installed" negate="true"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100012" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
        <product>Firefox</product>
        <product>Thunderbird</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-05:01" comment="Added Firefox, Mozilla, and Thunderbird as affected products.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.5, Thunderbird before 1.0.5, Mozilla before 1.7.9, Netscape 8.0.2, and K-Meleon 0.9 runs XBL scripts even when Javascript has been disabled, which makes it easier for remote attackers to bypass such protection.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2261</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-665" comment="Mozilla Thunderbird version 1.0.2 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100013" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10048 - Removed extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-05:03" comment="Added Firefox and Mozilla as affected products.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>The browser user interface in Firefox before 1.0.5, Mozilla before 1.7.9, and Netscape 8.0.2 and 7.2 does not properly distinguish between user-generated events and untrusted synthetic events, which makes it easier for remote attackers to perform dangerous actions that normally could only be performed manually by the user.</description>
      <reference source="CVE">CVE-2005-2260</reference>
      <status>ACCEPTED</status>
      <version>5</version>
      <criteria>
        <software operation="OR">
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-659" comment="Mozilla Firefox version 1.0.4 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
          <criterion test_ref="cmp-652" comment="Mozilla Suite version 1.7.8 or earlier is installed" negate="false"/>
        </software>
      </criteria>
    </definition>
    <definition id="OVAL100014" class="vulnerability">
      <affected family="windows">
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows NT</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows 2000</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows XP</windows:platform>
        <windows:platform>Microsoft Windows Server 2003</windows:platform>
        <product>mozilla</product>
        <product>Firefox</product>
      </affected>
      <dates>
        <submitted date="2005-08-16-04:00">
          <contributor organization="ThreatGuard">Robert L. Hollis</contributor>
        </submitted>
        <modified date="2005-09-19-04:00" comment="modified wrt-10025 - Reomved extra \\ in key">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Jonathan Baker</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-05-11:37">INTERIM</status_change>
        <modified date="2005-10-11-04:13" comment="modified wrt-10024 - Removed doubled backslashes in string literal test.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2005-10-26-06:46">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-12-09:30">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2005-12-28-04:28">ACCEPTED</status_change>
        <modified date="2006-02-01-05:06" comment="Added Firefox and Mozilla as affected products.">
          <contributor organization="The MITRE Corporation">Matthew Wojcik</contributor>
        </modified>
        <status_change date="2006-02-01-09:07">INTERIM</status_change>
        <status_change date="2006-02-22-08:27">ACCEPTED</status_change>
      </dates>
      <description>Firefox before 1.0.4 and Mozilla Suite before 1.7.8 do not properly lim
