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Notice on VAIO Easy Connect Security Update Program for VAIO Personal Computer
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20 January, 2012
Dear Valued Sony Customers,
Sony has recently identified a software vulnerability in several VAIO Personal Computer models which have been sold between June 2011 and January 2012. The vulnerability could potentially allow an arbitrary code to run on the affected products should a customer visit a web-site made by a malicious attacker. This is due to a buffer overflow in the network connecting application software installed in these affected VAIO computers. A security update program that will resolve this issue has been released and Sony recommends that all customers who have the affected VAIO models immediately install this update program. If you currently use the VAIO Update program on your notebook with default setting activated, the update program is automatically applied.
- Affected Software
VAIO Easy Connect Ver.1.0.0 and Ver.1.1.0 (Please click here to verify the version of the software)
- Affected Models
VAIO Personal Computers of which the above software are preinstalled. To check if your VAIO notebook is affected, please click here.
For enquiries, please contact Sony technical support hotline:
Hong Kong: (852) 2389-3202
Macau: 080-0039
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and your kind understanding is much appreciated.
Sony Corporation of Hong Kong Limited
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http://www.sony.com.hk/portal/privacy/index_e.jsp
Please contact Sony Contact Centre if you wish to inquire, modify, erase or suspend the use of your personal information provided in connection with this announcement. Please be advised that in case of erasing or suspension of use of your personal information, Sony might not be able to provide appropriate services in accordance with the purpose of usage mentioned above.
Sony would like to thank High-Tech Bridge SA Security Research Lab for reporting the relevant issues and working with Sony to help protect our customers.
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