Power PC shellcode. LinuxPPC and BSD (darwin?) versions are included.
90c4607349c3839a253a0f9763beb1cc9b88e2bca9499223eb1a0fc0cb33140aA security hole was discovered in thttpd server, distributed with SuSE 6.2 and 6.3. When overflowing a static buffer in tdate_parse() an attacker could remotely execute commands on the thttpd host with the permissions of thttpd. Patches available here.
8b5e0fbf85086d789ebdff5f9083447393cac48f65be5b050868c8efa4cf1cffRemote DOS Attack in G6 FTP Server v2.0 (beta 4/5) caused by a buffer overflow in a long user name.
10a81014393e2e851e86f1b981ebf6ad5d458b73177cd286b8726538c086aa92The version bind that was distributed in Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 has a vulnerability in the processing of NXT records that can be used by an attacked in a Debian of Service attack or exploited to gain root access to the server. This has been fixed in version 8.2.5p5-0slink1, and we recommend that you upgrade your bind package immediately. Debian security homepage here.
c0348f836c6ccdfcc5aeb64b724e1fe239dc1ecf33461b0f5ec14ecd6023e62dDon't know anything about PGP? Wanna know what is it good for? How to use it? What are the advantages of encrypting your files and your Email? How PGP works? Why is it so hard to crack? Want a simple tutorial to teach you all this? Then go for this one! Simple, easy to understand and relatively small.
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