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Advisories
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Managed PKI Client Security Vulnerability Patch
Subject: Additional steps needed to address the Buffer Overrun Vulnerability
found in Managed PKI Client site kit
Date: March 27th, 2007
Dear VeriSign Managed PKI Client Customer,
Summary
In a previous communication dated February
14th, 2007, details were provided regarding a security vulnerability
in an ActiveX Control that exists in the Managed PKI Client site kit.
After further analysis conducted by VeriSign, it was found that additional
steps are required by customers to address this vulnerability. Even
after updating the CAB file in the Managed PKI Client site kit, the
updated ActiveX control may not be delivered automatically to computers
by visiting the enrollment pages.
Recommended Action
VeriSign is providing a web site where users
can check for the vulnerable ActiveX Control and patch as appropriate.
Customers may point their users to this URL:
https://www.verisign.com/support/mpki-support/vsvulnote.htm
Users will be prompted
that a vulnerability check will be done. If the computer is vulnerable,
the user will be prompted to install an updated ActiveX Control. Users
without power user or administrator privileges on their computer will
be prompted to download the OnSite.msi package, which they can run to
install the updated ActiveX Control.
Customers who wish
to host these pages on their own web server, can request a copy of the
html pages from VeriSign Customer Support.
Key Release Date Summary
February
14, 2007 |
This communication is released, notifying customers of the security
vulnerability. The patch is available for download in the Managed PKI
Control Center. |
February
27, 2007 |
Patch was applied to VeriSign Remote Hosting pages. |
March
27, 2007 |
This communication was released, notifying customers of additional
steps needed to patch the vulnerability |
Technical Support
If you have any questions or concerns, please
contact VeriSign Technical Support at: enterprise-pkisupport@verisign.com
or call + 1 650-426-3535 or 1-800-579-2848.
Sincerely,
VeriSign Product
Management
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