Debian Security Advisory 1155-1 - Frank Sheiness discovered that a MIME conversion routine in sendmail, a powerful, efficient, and scalable mail transport agent, could be tricked by a specially crafted mail to perform an endless recursion.
c6f17c6ff61e0600398d90f84eb6ff3fed6012adcd4c4a71a45faf6cdc6d6aa9HP Security Bulletin - A potential security vulnerability has been identified with HP-UX running Sendmail processing malformed multipart MIME messages. This vulnerability could potentially allow a remote unauthenticated user to cause a Denial of Service (DoS).
68f99f2177a039f4746a1b6b316fc5e24faeb27955f72abf60dea54d60ffc081FreeBSD Security Advisory - A suitably malformed multipart MIME message can cause sendmail to exceed predefined limits on its stack usage.
4c64110a3ce437e1fc236d7f09777c2a562a531cde1988c0e58a3141c21e6e8eSUSE Security Announcement - The Mail Transfer Agent sendmail has a remotely exploitable problem, where a specially crafted MIME messages can crash sendmail and block queue processing.
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