Numerous security holes exist in the web interfaces of the CMail 2.3, FTGate 2,1,2,1, NTMail 4.20 server software (and probably many others) that allow remote attackers to read local files and exploit existing buffer overflows too.
9d30a0409fcac773432538c9ba7493b9c07e4be8a37244d200bea20f0bd0fbcbNumerous WinGate 3.0 vulnerabilities allow remote attacker to read any file on system, decrypt WinGate passwords, and launch Denial of Service attacks. Exploit descriptions included. No fixes available yet.
b98e37a3a2b957609e098cdbe2c75de1f2dcf4cc5e84e004dc1facdca4170c68Multiple IMail vulnerabilites leave holes for remote attackers to execute Denial of Service attacks against various services.
53b39c775208c39311a8ce3c2f918321537ba58c2ab9d28e5805bfe46ac40d70Macintosh version of Microsoft Word '98 includes sensitive material in document files. Specifically, document files created in Word '98 frequently include unrelated data taken from the hard-drive. This data can contain passwords, or other confidential information that is on the hard-drive. 9902-exploits/ws_ftp-DoS.txt WS_FTP Server Remote Denial of Service Attack. Exploit example included.
cfba308b0139e7c2f2d406029d0033be1c7b5c3e93df2d0bee8fc167bf33e9d2Several Denial of Service attacks exist in SLMail 3.1 due to buffer overflows. Exploit description included; no fix from vendor yet.
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