Alexander Sotirov of Determina posted this message to the DailyDave security list.
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It seems like the IE 0-day generated a lot of activity among the HIPS vendors this weekend. We at Determina spent the weekend working on a fix for the IE createTextRange() bug.
It's finally ready for download, including full source code - here.
DETCVE-2006-1359.msi
MD5: 85b8bfc1c30c6b4451a3ab803f49708b
SHA1: 308ae9a79e48adecf769fd50ac29ddc37a07d33c
It supports all versions of IE 5.01 and IE6. The fix is a DLL that gets injected into all applications via the AppInit_DLLs registry key. The DLL fixes the bug by patching a _single_ byte in MSHTML.DLL when it is loaded in memory. This change makes the createTextRange() function return an error code instead of returning 0. This exactly how the problem was fixed in the latest IE7 beta from March 20th.
If you are interested in the analysis of the bug, check out the comment before
the patch_module() function in CVE-2006-1359.cpp.
16 more days until the Microsoft patch.
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So everyone but MS is going to release a patch? At least Microsoft will have some patch data to use....
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