Multiple stack-based buffer overflows in agent.exe in Setup Manager in Cisco Intelligent Contact Manager (ICM) prior to 7.0 allow remote malicious users to execute arbitrary code via a long parameter in a (1) HandleUpgradeAll, (2) AgentUpgrade, (3) HandleQueryNodeInfoReq, or (4) HandleUpgradeTrace TCP packet, aka Bug IDs CSCti45698, CSCti45715, CSCti45726, and CSCti46164.
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr2 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr5 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr5 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr4 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr9 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr12 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0)a |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr7 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr4 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0)a |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr10 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr6 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr9 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr7 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr13 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr1 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr11 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr8 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr3 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr3 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) sr2 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr8 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 5.0(0) sr10 |
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cisco intelligent contact manager 6.0(0) |
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