Proof of concept netkit-0.17-7 local root exploit. Exploits buffer overflow in the AYT handling of in.telnetd, due to bad logic in the handling of snprintf().
07af0ba46d6de20ca342e399bb7aa78397e7c268f742d6e103c05772650f39daHAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
0606ce0041917ab33a0b71bce0ad1540aa2deb46952477f11f0692d76c5afc46The Openwall Linux kernel patch is a collection of security "hardening" features for the Linux kernel which can stop most 'cookbook' buffer overflow exploits. The patch can also add more privacy to the system by restricting access to parts of /proc so that users may not see what others are doing. Also tightens down file descriptors 0, 1, and 2, implements process limits and shared memory destruction.
e01a3bfee12ea89cb9334e05f90bbe2f39bf5239fcfc5e7946664dbdb915c6fcGnoScan is a multi-threaded network scan and security utility with an intuitive graphical user interface. It runs under GNOME. This is not the world's first port scanner, but certainly one of the most easy ones to use.
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