This exploits a buffer overflow in the ADMCREG.EXE used in the PrivateWire Online Registration Facility.
6076a865e7674832125c340ca727625a96f539e09a66e9849981dabb4bdffb1cThe Blackberry Mobile Data Service Connection is vulnerable to several cross site scripting attacks in the "Customize Statistics Page". All versions prior to 4.1.6 MR4 are vulnerable.
32a645ba20821c711d9b5be04daab2fb1198f6b02eca86a871e10c9d321e5366Hacking Second Life - A presentation that covers the basic architecture of SecondLife and points out the possible attack vectors against SecondLife itself, but will also demonstrate hacks from the inside of SecondLife against real-life systems in the internet.
fd3518c421efc61d62c97afa9fafe5bb277b1577ffc98e5668bc5b92b66370d2This Metasploit module exploits a buffer overflow in the ADMCREG.EXE used in the PrivateWire Online Registration Facility version 3.7.
a5ec652464b0f067411e97ad1d8e3280db7564bcfd84b1c5fde1f0ead9835c19The sipXtapi library from sip foundry contains a buffer overflow when parsing the CSeq field. This flaw can be used by an attacker to gain control over EIP and execute arbitrary code.
77a6625b68a7a0f0d9aa5020695192031b2e9a9b5fe7b3694ab20b03088f38cdThe Online Registration Facility of Algorithmic Research PrivateWire VPN Software does not do proper bounds checking handling normal GET requests. Sending an overly long page or script name, it causes a buffer overflow and an attacker can control the EIP to run arbitrary code on the victims machine.
ed57108705046fce7f0788c8851c13a21b39073e06a3b2e3cc8860b156e305ddA buffer overflow exists in PMSoftware's Simple Web Server version 1.0.
5fa358e8ae57771eec4d6be7eef2ff8867641bda69d38b8fb79abcb41a1feabcToo Many Secrets v0.7beta is a commandline tool to crack the enable secret passwords on Cisco routers. You need the md5 password hash from the config to run this tool. It contents dictionary and brute force attacks and a nice feature to combine brute forcing with a partial known password string.
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