CVE-2013-4099

Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities in OpenAL32.dll in JOAL 2.0-rc11, as used in JOGAMP, allow context-dependent attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted parameter to the (1) alAuxiliaryEffectSlotf1, (2) alBuffer3f1, (3) alBufferfv1, (4) alDeleteEffects1, (5) alEffectf1, (6) alEffectfv1, (7) alEffectiv1, (8) alEnable1, (9) alFilterfv1, (10) alFilteriv1, (11) alGenAuxiliaryEffectSlots1, (12) alGenEffects1, (13) alGenFilters1, (14) alGenSources1, (15) alGetAuxiliaryEffectSlotiv1, (16) alGetBuffer3f1, (17) alGetBuffer3i1, (18) alGetBufferf1, (19) alGetBufferiv1, (20) alGetDoublev1, (21) alGetEffectf1, (22) alGetEffectfv1, (23) alGetEffectiv1, (24) alGetEnumValue1, (25) alGetFilteri1, (26) alGetFilteriv1, (27) alGetFloat1, (28) alGetFloatv1, (29) alGetListener3f1, (30) alGetListener3i1, (31) alGetListenerf1, (32) alGetListeneri1, (33) alGetListeneriv1, (34) alGetProcAddress1, (35) alGetProcAddressStatic, (36) alGetSource3f1, (37) alGetSource3i1, (38) alGetSourcef1, (39) alGetSourcefv1, (40) alGetSourcei1, (41) alGetSourceiv1, (42) alGetString1java/lang/String;, (43) alIsAuxiliaryEffectSlot1, (44) alIsBuffer1, (45) alIsEffect1, (46) alIsExtensionPresent1, (47) alIsFilter1, (48) alListener3f1, (49) alListener3i1, (50) alListenerf1, (51) alListenerfv1, (52) alListeneri1, (53) alListeneriv1, (54) alSource3f1, (55) alSource3i1, (56) alSourcef1, (57) alSourcefv1, (58) alSourcei1, (59) alSourceiv1, (60) alSourcePause1, (61) alSourcePausev1, (62) alSourcePlay1, (63) alSourcePlayv1, (64) alSourceQueueBuffers1, (65) alSourceRewindv1, (66) alSourceStop1, (67) alSourceStopv1, (68) alSourceUnqueueBuffers1, or (69) alSpeedOfSound1 method in jogamp.openal.ALImpl.dispatch.

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Severity

N/A

EPSS

Probability of exploitation (next 30 days): 0.0126 (1.3%)

Percentile: 79.5%

EPSS: 2026-05-06

Affects

jogamp:joaljogamp:jogamp

Technical description

Published: 6/13/2014, 2:55:13 PM

Last modified: 5/6/2026, 10:30:45 PM

References

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popular_dev_tooling — Node.js, Python, Go, React, Next.js, librerías comunes de npm/pip.

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enterprise_saas — GitHub, GitLab, Atlassian, Salesforce, Cisco, Fortinet, Ivanti.

niche_software — CMS regionales, herramientas de hobby, librerías de poco uso.

not_relevant — firmware específico de proveedor, software descontinuado.

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