VMware Security Advisory - ESX 3.0.1 and 3.0.0 patches address several security issues.
00501d3613c989dc8596886834f4aebb712f92e614164602fc56e3fbe61fd121Debian Security Advisory 1219-1 - The GNU texinfo package has been found susceptible to insecure file handling and buffer overflow flaws.
4641c059f7cc2e1ddd3c601d1259afa8745596943b067163250cb62775f3a5a0OpenPKG Security Advisory OpenPKG-SA-2006.034 - Miloslav Trmac from Red Hat discovered a buffer overflow in GNU Texinfo. The flaw was found in a function used by Texinfo's texi2dvi and texindex commands. An attacker could construct a carefully crafted Texinfo file that could cause texi2dvi or texindex to crash or possibly execute arbitrary code when opened.
878e47113669a4f4780cad26b04bda1aa8d62ebe2073d4f4aa25c8cb53347bd8Ubuntu Security Notice 379-1 - Miloslav Trmac discovered a buffer overflow in texinfo's index processor. If a user is tricked into processing a .texi file with texindex, this could lead to arbitrary code execution with user privileges.
1e789714fd59aa9ed0be597252639e409cce1d9171c9b62c772e7bc500a8cfdaMandriva Linux Security Advisory MDKSA-2006-203 - Miloslav Trmac discovered a buffer overflow in texinfo. This issue can cause texi2dvi or texindex to crash when processing a carefully crafted file.
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