SuSE Linux Security Announcement SuSE-SA:2002:019 - ISC DHCPD v3.0 to 3.0.1rc8 is vulnerable to a remote root format string bug attack when reporting the result of a dns-update request. This affects SuSE distributions based upon 7.2, 7.3 and 8.0.
f689ab8829be49e2e200eda31af2d7bc7329c4feb1a4cc87cf59afb317e1112cCisco Security Advisory - Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco IP Telephones. Bugs found in the Cisco IP Telephones can result in denial of service conditions and allow unauthorized access to the configuration settings of the Cisco IP Phone models 7910, 7940, and 7960.
dd0911b414f95a26e4d9aee568de32cb04390ea61ff26de79b9c52d60d61fa83Mandrake Security Advisory MDKSA-2002:033 - A vulnerability found in all versions of Webmin prior to v0.970 allows remote users to login to Webmin as any user. The affected Mandrake versions are 7.1, 7.2, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, Corporate Server 1.0.1 and Single Network Firewall 7.2.
7b53ede13b33631621686fe27cf7981287d076bdaa27520dcebdca3a089ccfacBoegADT is a unix-based library which attempts to make it easy to write buffer overflow exploits. Uses the GNU debugger and perl. Tested on RedHat, Slackware, and Solaris.
73dd16b8129243a412998c7e54f1bc2f3f7d4c0044c82b44ac7c1247483b5af1Lcrzoex is a toolbox for network administrators and network hackers. Lcrzoex contains over 200 functionalities using network library lcrzo. For example, one can use it to sniff, spoof, create clients/servers, create decode and display packets, etc. The Ethernet, IP, UDP, TCP, ICMP, ARP and RARP protocols are supported. Lcrzoex and lcrzo were successfully installed under Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris. This archive contains Lcrzo and Lcrzoex. Windows binaries available here.
a384a45ce71daec1fdd7e64ad261d5f740002055695451abe6d04c6f9a2e334dNewAtlanta ServletExec ISAPI v4.1 contains three vulnerabilities. Remote users can read any file in the webroot, crash the server, and display the physical path of the web root. Patch available here.
fc28cc03d24fa98eb266f32deaf3daa32abc63bfc958831609ba5849b34c2d4a"Remote Access Session" is a security tool to analyze the integrity of systems. The program tries to gain access to a system using the most advanced techniques of remote intrusion. It can either work in normal mode (which is fast) or hard mode (which is more intensive). There is a big difference between "Remote Access Session" and other remote security audit tools as "Nessus" or "Internet Scanner" - If "Remote Access Session" finds a remote vulnerability that gives a user account or root, it will try to exploit it and it will return a shell. In my honest opinion, this is the only way to discard false positives of remote vulnerabilities, and the only way to demonstrate that the danger is real to upper management. "Remote Access Session" is not a hacker tool. It has been designed for system administrators and security engineers, and does not attempt any kind of stealth.
df48138333e674aea7b76f00ca67fccae74af9972ddd421c1c959ea2aaa34a50NEAT is a script language driven exploit/vulnerability management tool that does active penetration testing. This is a pre-release with documentation and code snippets. NEAT is similar to raccess but is more sophisticated.
3504b18ed44995a578ca6d94d649f0788ec9ab3b7e95519729b758e51dae3931Next Generation Advisory NGSEC-2002-3 - Sun Solaris in.talkd is vulnerable to a remote root format string bug. An attacker can request a talk session with a especially crafted user field able to write memory and gain control of the flow of the in.talkd.
7fa8d1d538e9e06e7e46c09cb39e2c8630bd909c9fbb9f637606a8b0e9b96d44Wellenreiter is a GTK/Perl program that makes the discovery and auditing of 802.11b wireless networks much easier. It has an embedded statistics engine for the common parameters provided by wireless drivers, enabling you to view details about the consistency and signal strength of the network. Its scanner window can be used to discover access-points, networks, and ad-hoc cards. Records the network location with GPS support. Wellenreiter works on handhelds that can run GTK/Perl and Linux/BSD (such as iPaqs). All the major wireless cards are supported. Random MAC switching when joining a wireless network hides your real MAC to the access point, a unique feature.
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