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there are many, here are some of the latest:
- <http://dcpp.wordpress.com/2010/01/09/dc-remote-crashexploit-disclosure/>
- <http://dcpp.wordpress.com/2010/03/12/dc-0-75-and-older-vulnerable-to-bzip2-filelist-bomb/>
- <http://dcpp.wordpress.com/2010/05/30/file-corruption-vulnerabilities-in-dc-and-based-clients/>

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dc++ crashes randomly, starting recently
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/587939
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Status in DC++: Invalid

Bug description:
OS version: Windows 7 Professional (all the latest updates)
DC++ version: 0.699 (I don't agree with some of the latest UI changes)

I've been running DC++ 0.699 in Vista (since it went RTM) and until just recently, Windows 7 (since it hit RTM) with no problems what so ever. It has worked fine for weeks at a time. No it can't handle more than 15-20 minutes without crashing. I have yet devised a way to reproduce the bug. I'm working on that. I should proably also say that I "disabled" the version check by routing dcplusplus.sourceforge.net to localhost since there was no way to disable it in the Settings. All I know is that the intruction at 0x00459766 is TEST AL,AL but since it won't allow me to debug it (gets stuck) I don't know what it's supposed to compare.

Exceptioninfo 1:

Code: c0000005
Version: 0.699
Major: 6
Minor: 1
Build: 7600
SP: 0
Type: 1
Time: 2010-05-31 16:18:48
TTH: HD6R6SYBVOA2WECOKWITID3NXFDXR4CD24EAD2I

0x61006300: ?
DCPlusPlus!0x00459766: ?
0x05230000: ?
0x5D5E5FC0: ?

Exceptioninfo 2:

Code: c0000005
Version: 0.699
Major: 6
Minor: 1
Build: 7600
SP: 0
Type: 1
Time: 2010-05-31 16:34:53
TTH: HD6R6SYBVOA2WECOKWITID3NXFDXR4CD24EAD2I

DCPlusPlus!0x0045975F: ?
0x060C0000: ?
0x5D5E5FC0: ?

Exceptioninfo 3: 

Code: c0000005
Version: 0.699
Major: 6
Minor: 1
Build: 7600
SP: 0
Type: 1
Time: 2010-05-31 16:57:46
TTH: HD6R6SYBVOA2WECOKWITID3NXFDXR4CD24EAD2I

0x0067006E: ?
DCPlusPlus!0x00459766: ?
0x05F10000: ?
0x5D5E5FC0: ?