Multiple array index errors in the MyHeritage SEQueryObject ActiveX control (SearchEngineQuery.dll) 1.0.2.0 allow remote attackers to execut
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Summary
Multiple array index errors in the MyHeritage SEQueryObject ActiveX control (SearchEngineQuery.dll) 1.0.2.0 allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the (1) seTokensArray, or (2) seTokensValuesArray parameter to the AddTokens method; (3) seLastNameTokensArray parameter to the AddLastNameTokens method; (4) seFrameIdArray, (5) seSourceIdArray, (6) seHasBreakdownArray, (7) seIsIndexedArray, (8) seAllConcatArray, (9) seRefererURLArray, or (10) seMandatoryFieldsArray parameter to the AddMultipleSearches method; (11) seSourceIdArray, (12) seIsIndexedArray, (13) seAllConcatArray, (14) seRefererURLArray, (15) seQATestsArray, (16) seAllSourceIDsArray, (17) seAllSourceTitlesArray, (18) seMandatoryFieldsArray, or (19) seAllSourceRootURLArray parameter to the TestYourself method.
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