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You are completely right with the first comment. The antivirus product itself reuses parts of 7-Zip and is vulnerable itself. I mentioned this mainly because I

You are completely right with the first comment. The antivirus product itself reuses parts of 7-Zip and is vulnerable itself. I mentioned this mainly because I did not analyze the original 7-Zip software, but only discovered that it was affected as well after I had found the bug in this antivirus product. I admit that this is confusing, so I'll probably try to rephrase this.

woodson 9y ago
Seems like a possible license violation then (7-Zip is LGPL).
- ciupicri 9y ago
  LGPLG is let's you use a library without distributing the source code of the whole program.
  - Laaas 9y ago
    Read section 4 of https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html, there are some things you still have to do.