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Security veterans won’t be surprised to learn that we have yet another buffer-overflow attack here. The buffer is deluged and overflows, pushing JavaScript shell code into adjacent buffers for execution. The code downloads a piece of malware and saves it to the hard drive as CPU.exe, after which Internet Explorer generally shuts down.
