CA Technologies, A Broadcom Company, is alerting customers to a potential risk with CA Automic Sysload in the File Server component. A vulnerability exists that can allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary commands. CA published solutions to address the vulnerability and recommends that all affected customers implement this solution. The vulnerability occurs due to a lack of authentication on the File Server port. A remote attacker may execute arbitrary commands. CA Automic Sysload versions 5.6.0, 5.8.0, 5.8.1, 6.0.0, 6.0.1, and 6.1.2 are affected.
7f9d760a9287eb2e921292fabe2942c4c7cd56f91f9cd5d68d19dab72173ab1eThis Metasploit module exploits a stack overflow in apply.cgi on the Linksys WRT54G and WRT54GS routers. According to iDefense who discovered this vulnerability, all WRT54G versions prior to 4.20.7 and all WRT54GS version prior to 1.05.2 may be be affected.
05f730badb59943ab48414e62810156de18000b427d38198a0facb7c98a34364GoodTech versions 5.15 and below (and 5.16 evaluation) suffer from stack overflow vulnerabilities in the handling of the RCPT TO input.
d99bea5bc3c5546872d764d9ede2617885299aec72497604fa2a2e029d3f283aSlimFTPd 3.16 remote proof of concept exploit.
fd39268110becc1ce7adb2f03d24132bc1fd6bb347f4378611a43390faa26c71SlimFTPd version 3.16 allows for arbitrary code execution due to an unchecked string concatenation that allows for a classic stack overflow.
248142956dd1f27265ceec445dcd2c473686f9c9aab7558319b56e8cc7a709e0Pico Server (pServ) versions 3.3 and below suffer from directory traversal, remote command execution, and heap overflow vulnerabilities.
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