File Expert for Android version 3.1.2 suffers from a directory traversal vulnerability in the path parameter.
3829a9b9675237d1b1d12772914ecec2d7fcc8a91935ab80132df77ec4b5301aFile Expert for Android suffers from a vulnerability where users can delete files outside of the FTP root. Versions 3.0.4 and 3.0.5 are confirmed vulnerable.
19ed342c2f1a2503f578c4b78445d5a29de40f82cc0d68e20e71ea6a6630f88bMicrosoft Outlook 2007 suffers from an email file attachment denial of service vulnerability.
5ff440e06d3826b5ad64b771f85361f08fc18abc456122bf32184c64955ed1b7OpenX version 2.6.3 suffers from cross site scripting, cross site request forgery, local file inclusion, and remote SQL injection vulnerabilities. The solution offered is to use another product. Hah.
42c6c9bc13964e5415f296903b724c867197d31ddd9be7ca83c3509e5eb6bfa9FISH is a free file integrity tool that creates a file signature database (default db.xml) for the file types (ie. exe, dll, sys) specified in the configuration file (config.xml). This signature database is then fed to the FISH (sigdb in the config) at a later date to check for the presence of new, deleted and altered files. A brief summary is written to the console and a report (default report.xml) is created, highlighting changes.
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