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Files Date: 1999-11-03

squid.exploit.txt: Posted Nov 3, 1999; Authored by Oezguer Kesim; Remote exploit for squid-2.2-STABLE5 or below.; tags | exploit, remote; SHA-256 | 812fce62394bc0e251588aa9af7d50731d9621e19a0263b63dceba4d3492ccb0; Download | Favorite | View

debian.lpr-old.txt: Posted Nov 3, 1999; The version of lpr that was distributed with Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 suffers from a couple of problems. There was a race in lpr that could be exploited by users to print files they can not normally read, and lpd did not check permissions of queue-files. As a result by using the -s flag it could be tricked into printing files a user can otherwise not read. This has been fixed in version 0.46-1-0slink1. We recommend you upgrade your lpr package immediately. Debian security homepage here.; systems | linux, debian; SHA-256 | 0e87d8210d38143d57f0251abf1b80fc8c61dfcb5ca60645c696d90c09041c9c; Download | Favorite | View

masquerading.html.txt: Posted Nov 3, 1999; Authored by Gomorrah | Site blacksun.box.sk; A simple guide on what IP masquerading is, what is it good for, how to work with it etc for newbies in that subject.; tags | paper, protocol; SHA-256 | a8374609c77bf091c7d1940e63b17d077f5d6d8d672ca0960035a504a19f7620; Download | Favorite | View

RFP9907.txt: Posted Nov 3, 1999; Authored by rain forest puppy | Site wiretrip.net; Advisory RFP9907 - You, your servers, RDS, and thousands of script kiddies. .gov, .mil, and even microsoft.com haven fallen lately to the hands of website defacers. Turns out, it's all been because of RDS. This paper is the straight story on fixing the RDS hole.; tags | paper; SHA-256 | a1562ec8e6c3de504d8609d33290529e67aa77bd45c35abf8a3f834df5775bd8; Download | Favorite | View

sendmail.8.9.x.txt: Posted Nov 3, 1999; Authored by Michal Zalewski; Sendmail 8.x.x - any user may rebuild aliases database causing local denial of service.; tags | denial of service, local; SHA-256 | ee87fe08a43899cadbac39a3e8a3cf5421bda9c8ff62986e65f41d6271f83a96; Download | Favorite | View

winsd.110299.txt: Posted Nov 3, 1999; Authored by winsd; [ Windows Security Digest ] 1999 - November 2. Contains analysis of 8 windows vulnerabilities that have come out in the past 2 weeks, plus Ongoing MDAC Attacks Against IIS, IIS 5.0's New Security Features, Tools of the Trade, Top 10 Cracks of All Time, and Internet Scanner vs CyberCop. www.ntsecurity.net; tags | vulnerability, magazine; systems | windows; SHA-256 | a5b0722634118b6f7925bcfc66f9a6e384388015d987e474d69a1d92fb1bb48a; Download | Favorite | View

boping.zip: Posted Nov 3, 1999; Site members.home.com; A scanner for the infamous Back Orifice program. This is many times faster than the ping sweeper built in to the original client program. I have included the ability to notify detected victims by sending them a BO messagebox message directly from within the program. This is intended as a vigilante tool to notify victims who unknowingly have the trojan on their system. Archive password is set to p4ssw0rd. Use at your own risk.; tags | trojan; SHA-256 | ab621f8f8467be5903834ceaf7b26b57f370f5ad827e9d952a9d5e14d7997907; Download | Favorite | View

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