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Files Date: 2002-08-20

wu-ftpd-2.6.2-backdoored.gz: Posted Aug 20, 2002; Authored by Bl0w, Dexter_man | Site secworld.org; Wuftpd 2.6.2 backdoored.; tags | tool, rootkit; systems | unix; SHA-256 | 44fe6e578009922136350d08e222e359da8afd908d9e8c29a28e738bfe09b013; Download | Favorite | View

HKcrypto.c: Posted Aug 20, 2002; Site havockorp.com; The Havoc Korp Kryptoluzer analyses encrypted files and displays information about the word statistics, allowing you to break some crypto algorithms such as the ceaser's algorithm.; tags | encryption, cryptography; SHA-256 | 7f6bcd4018380ade17340f40591b9ee92b14b368dcaa8338e40c581bf16a1ffb; Download | Favorite | View

poepie.c: Posted Aug 20, 2002; Authored by netric, Sacrine | Site netric.org; Mass DNS resolver.; systems | unix; SHA-256 | e8d28ee03da4ba3444d549550a092c7b5f3df88e5f8681e31d57223387c30fea; Download | Favorite | View

FreeBSD Security Advisory 2002.38: Posted Aug 20, 2002; Authored by The FreeBSD Project | Site freebsd.org; FreeBSD Security Advisory FreeBSD-SA-02:38 - Several FreeBSD system calls can be called with large negative arguments, causing the kernel to return a large portion of kernel memory. Such memory often contains sensitive information, such as portions of the file cache or terminal buffers. This information might be directly useful, or it might be leveraged to obtain elevated privileges in some way. Terminal buffers often include user entered passwords.; tags | kernel; systems | freebsd; SHA-256 | 88ff433a239366f36acc2d774fe3b9e5da6d59cd8ec51ab272b0044ef9358119; Download | Favorite | View

httpscan_2.c: Posted Aug 20, 2002; Authored by Necrose | Site truncode.org; Httpscan_2.c displays the http server version.; tags | web; SHA-256 | 8f53f195a318a565477737588c1da95b9ef29c5c83b9ed3ebb4f6ed429f7b199; Download | Favorite | View

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