Vigil@nce - Grisoft AVG Anti-Virus: bypassing via RAR, TAR, ZIP
March 2012 by Vigil@nce
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SYNTHESIS OF THE VULNERABILITY
An attacker can create an archive containing a virus, which is not
detected by Grisoft AVG Anti-Virus.
Severity: 1/4
Creation date: 21/03/2012
IMPACTED PRODUCTS
– Grisoft AVG Anti-Virus
DESCRIPTION OF THE VULNERABILITY
Tools extracting archives accept to extract archives which are
slightly malformed. However, Grisoft AVG Anti-Virus does not
detect viruses contained in these archives.
A RAR archive containing "MZ" as its first 2 bytes bypasses the
detection. [severity:1/4; BID-52612, CVE-2012-1443]
A ZIP archive starting by TAR data bypasses the detection.
[severity:1/4; BID-52608, CVE-2012-1456]
A TAR archive with a large size bypasses the detection.
[severity:1/4; BID-52610, CVE-2012-1457]
A TAR archive with a header containing a large value bypasses the
detection. [severity:1/4; BID-52623, CVE-2012-1459]
A TAR+GZ archive containing two streams bypasses the detection.
[severity:1/4; BID-52626, CVE-2012-1461]
A ZIP archive starting by 1024 random bytes bypasses the
detection. [severity:1/4; BID-52613, CVE-2012-1462]
An attacker can therefore create an archive containing a virus
which is not detected by the antivirus, but which is extracted by
extraction tools. The virus is then detected once it has been
extracted on victim’s computer.
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