SolidWorks sldimdownload ActiveX control security vulnerability

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vulnerability and didn't find it. You can read about it at
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SolidWorks Technical Tip

SolidWorks sldimdownload ActiveX control security vulnerability

Level:Beginner

Solution ID:S-014446

Category:Administration, Installation

Products/Version: SolidWorks 2007

Last revised: April 5, 2007

SolidWorks has recently been made aware of a security vulnerability in
an activeX control on the SolidWorks website that is used to help
customers download the latest version of SolidWorks.

SolidWorks has modified this control to remove the security
vulnerability. However, customers may need to take an action to
eliminate the risk entirely.

Who is affected? Customers that have downloaded SolidWorks from the
SolidWorks support website using the SolidWorks installation manager
during the 2007 release cycle. Customers who have not downloaded
SolidWorks or SolidWorks patches during the 2007 release cycle are not
affected. Customers who have used the 'manual' method of downloading
SolidWorks files are not affected.

What is the vulnerability? To start the installation process, a small
control is loaded in the customer's browser to initiate the download.
This control had a vulnerability that could, under certain
circumstances, be used to gain access to a user's computer. In order
to do this, the user would have to be tricked into browsing to a
specially crafted website that was designed to take advantage of this
vulnerability. SolidWorks is aware of no incidents of this type
occurring.

We believe the risk of this occurring is low.

What should a SolidWorks user do? If you believe you are affected, we
strongly recommend that Solidworks customers take action to eliminate
even the slightest risk of this issue occurring.

To eliminate this risk, we recommend one of the following two options:

1. Upgrade the activeX control. To do this, go to c:\windows
\downloaded program files (replace c:\windows as necessary for your
operating system location). Right click on sldimdownloadiface and
select update. This will update your control with the latest version,
and eliminate the risk.

OR

2. Remove the activeX control. To do this, go to c:\windows\downloaded
program files (replace c:\windows as necessary for your operating
system location). Right click on sldimdownloadiface and select remove.
This will remove the control and eliminate the risk.