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suse.dhcpd.txt: Posted May 24, 2002; Authored by SuSE Security, FJ Serna | Site suse.com; SuSE Linux Security Announcement SuSE-SA:2002:019 - ISC DHCPD v3.0 to 3.0.1rc8 is vulnerable to a remote root format string bug attack when reporting the result of a dns-update request. This affects SuSE distributions based upon 7.2, 7.3 and 8.0.; tags | remote, root; systems | linux, suse; SHA-256 | f689ab8829be49e2e200eda31af2d7bc7329c4feb1a4cc87cf59afb317e1112c; Download | Favorite | View

suse.lukemftp.txt: Posted May 19, 2002; Authored by SuSE Security | Site suse.com; SuSE Linux security advisory SuSE-SA:2002:018 - A buffer overflow that allows remote code execution has been found in the code used by Lukemftp to process information returned from the PASV FTP command. Lukemftp is the standard ftp client in /usr/bin/ftp.; tags | remote, overflow, code execution; systems | linux, suse; SHA-256 | 7c7016461f31b2c17ff9ef92c9ea6a3b7f1866c0f809f7be06301dba36e585b5; Download | Favorite | View

suse.aaabase.txt: Posted May 2, 2000; Authored by SuSE Security | Site suse.de; SuSE Security Advisory - aaa_base is the basic package which comes with any SuSE Linux installation. Two vulnerabilities have been found: 1) The cron job /etc/cron.daily/aaa_base does a daily checking of files in /tmp and /var/tmp, where old files will be deleted if configured to do so. Please note that this feature is NOT activated by default. 2) Some system accounts have their homedirectories set to /tmp by default. These are the users games, firewall, wwwrun and nobody on a SuSE 6.4.; tags | vulnerability; systems | linux, suse; SHA-256 | 5a3e2e3231a4460b85f1219b5ea705fbcc5e0ff1be6878fc5be1742a41f15b0a; Download | Favorite | View

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