FortiGuard Advisory (FGA-2010-33)

Adobe Security Bulletin for June 29, 2010
2010.June.29

The table below lists the vulnerabilities addressed by Adobe on June 29, 2010.
Adobe Vulnerability Identifier Adobe Bulletin DescriptionSeverityAffected SoftwareCVE ID
APSB10-15These vulnerabilities, including CVE-2010-1297 referenced in Security Advisory APSA10-01, could cause the application to crash and could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. CriticalAdobe Reader and Acrobat CVE-2010-1240
CVE-2010-1285
CVE-2010-1295
CVE-2010-1297
CVE-2010-2168
CVE-2010-2201
CVE-2010-2202
CVE-2010-2203
CVE-2010-2204
CVE-2010-2205
CVE-2010-2206
CVE-2010-2207
CVE-2010-2208
CVE-2010-2209
CVE-2010-2210
CVE-2010-2211
CVE-2010-2212


Threat Remediation


Fortinet has provided coverage on these Adobe vulnerabilities since June 24, 2010.

CVE NumberSignature Name
CVE-2010-1240PDF.With.Launch.Action
CVE-2010-1285Adobe.Flash.Player.Authplay.DLL.SWF.Handling.Code.Execution
CVE-2010-2168Adobe.Reader.PDF.File.Embeded.Stream.Code.Execution
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23641]
CVE-2010-2201Adobe.Reader.PDF.File.Invalid.Pointer.Code.Execution
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23642]
CVE-2010-2202Adobe.PDF.3difr.x3d.Memory.Corruption
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23644]
CVE-2010-2203Adobe.Reader.RichMedia.Memory.Corruption
CVE-2010-2204Adobe.Reader.Acrobat.PDF.File.Memory.Corruption
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23650]
CVE-2010-2207Adobe.Reader.Cooltype.Compressed.Stream.Code.Execution
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23647]
CVE-2010-2208Adobe.Reader.Crafted.Oject.Code.Execution
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23649]
CVE-2010-2209Adobe.Reader.CoolType.DLL.PDF.Handling.Memory.Corruption
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23643]
CVE-2010-2210Adobe.PDF.Malformed.Stream.Memory.Corruption
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23646]
CVE-2010-2211Adobe.PDF.Malformed.ICCBased.Memory.Corruption
[previous name: Adobe.0day.23640]

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Document History


Revision DateVersion Number
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