Hi,

I'm doing fuzzing tests on many programs. Yesterdays I tried ClamAV. I found a 
bug in ole2 parser which can lead to DoS: eat 2 GB on hard drive and use CPU 
during many minutes.

I built a .doc file of 87 KB with a property of 2 GB. The problem is that 
property size is not checked. I don't know ClamAV but I think that size 
bigger than 1 GB (or smaller) may be rejected. So OLE2 file with a property 
size bigger than N bytes have to be rejected (N = min(filesize, maxsize)).

There is two problem:
- max property size
- loop in block chain

To build a 87 KB with a 2 GB property I created an unlimited chain in FAT 
partition. So to fix the bug you can/should also check loop in block chain.

Contact me directly if you're a developer of ClamAV and you want my file.

Victor
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Victor Stinner aka haypo
http://hachoir.org/
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