Bypass Vulnerability in AVG Anti-Virus Products
CVE-2009-1784
Currently unrated
What is CVE-2009-1784?
The AVG anti-virus parsing engine version 8.5 323, utilized across multiple AVG products, is susceptible to a bypass vulnerability. This flaw enables remote attackers to avoid malware detection by exploiting specially crafted RAR and ZIP archives. As a result, harmful software may evade standard security measures, posing significant risks to affected systems. Users of AVG products should ensure their software is up to date to mitigate this security concern.
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