VPNet Technologies VSU VPN appliances have serious remote vulnerabilities. A source routing flaw in VSU allows for unauthenticated connections to a target host on protected LAN of VPN, and a flaw in NOS bridging code causes VSU to pass spoofed private address packets from it's public interface to the private network.
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6fb960b4f5c3485bdbcec10301697c2f0a2a956ffe68740fa84a0411ce0bf4eeRealSecure by ISS v5.0 fails to detect attacks using the year old IIS 5 RDS bug and the recent UNICODE hole.
453d10fa616c5ee68f11a6790756532a25384881a2177d18253ce60f36c2c773ManTrap, a commercial honeypot, can easily be identified and subverted. The process hiding can be detected by sending a signal to each PID, there are /proc inconsistancies, the first 4 processes always get hidden, the inode number is off, and the chroot can be broken via raw device access. Includes mantrap.c, a exploit which checks for the first 3 issues.
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