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Files Date: 2002-04-03

xtelld261.c: Posted Apr 3, 2002; Authored by Spybreak; Xtell from the Debian Linux distribution is a network messaging client for sending messages to users on different computers. Xtell 2.6.1 with at least 3 remote buffer overflows, symlink bug, ".." directory traversal, file race condition, and more. Exploit spawns a shell on port 12321. Tested against Red Hat 7.2, 7.1; Debian Potato.; tags | exploit, remote, overflow, shell; systems | linux, redhat, debian; SHA-256 | 6ed195d3194377e4df0ecc29f2f8cb1d1bf25bebd9ce482ebca0708bafb87e3b; Download | Favorite | View

Wellenreiter-v09.tar.gz: Posted Apr 3, 2002; Authored by Max Moser | Site remote-exploit.org; Wellenreiter is a GTK/Perl program that makes the discovery and the auditing of 802.11b wireless-networks much easier. It has an embedded statistics engine for the common parameters provided by the wireless drivers, enabling you to view details about the consistency and signal strength of the network. A scanner window can be used to discover access-points, networks, and ad-hoc cards. It detects essid broadcasting or non-broadcasting networks in every channel, automatically switching frequencies. Wellenreiter can run on low-resolution devices that can run GTK/Perl and Linux/BSD (such as iPaqs).; Changes: Added the ability to add, edit and delete custom comments to each access point. Added popup menu to the detailview of an access point. Corrected the manufacturer detection. Added dumpfile support, you can now dump you whole scan to a pcap dumpfile. All captured 802.11b frames are now dumped. Added the option to disable automatic channelswitching. Modified the default startsniff command. New log window. This makes it more easier to track the timeline. Added accoutstic_events subroutine. Removed the "detected by Frametype" access points detail view.; tags | tool, perl, wireless; systems | linux, bsd; SHA-256 | e29aefc4d0b5d3e41b50de9616f26d4aab71735ee8853e32525eec13011918a8; Download | Favorite | View

logwatch211.sh: Posted Apr 3, 2002; Authored by Spybreak | Site kaybee.org; LogWatch 2.1.1 is a part of the Red Hat Linux 7.2 distribution, enabled by default and daily run by the cron daemon. On a system running LogWatch, a local user is able to gain unauthorized root access, due to a race condition during the temporary directory creation.; tags | exploit, local, root; systems | linux, redhat; SHA-256 | 98ffcd498de4f7ca5cccf49a33a3d679c6ee9645522f117edf6b2e34c567d01a; Download | Favorite | View

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