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Attackers could use this vulnerability in either of two scenarios. They could host an affected HTML e-mail on a Web site and try to persuade another user to visit it, at which point script on a Web page could open the mail and initiate the executable. Alternatively, they could send the HTML mail directly to the user. In either case, the executable attachment, if it ran, would be limited only by user's permissions on the system.
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