Untrusted Search Path Vulnerabilities in NCP Secure Enterprise Client Products
CVE-2010-5203
What is CVE-2010-5203?
Multiple untrusted search path vulnerabilities exist in NCP Secure Enterprise Client and its variants, enabling local users to escalate their privileges. By leveraging specific DLL files (such as dvccsabase002.dll, conman.dll, kmpapi32.dll, and ncpmon2.dll) placed in the current working directory, attackers can exploit these vulnerabilities. This exploitation method may potentially allow the execution of untrusted code when the client loads these malicious libraries, particularly in scenarios where .pcf or .spd files are present, posing a serious security risk to users and organizations relying on these applications.
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