Shroud is a log wiper that wipes and edits utmp, wtmp, lastlog and plaintext logs. It ensures that it keeps proper permissions and access, creation, and modify file times on the log files. It also makes use of Van Hauser's srm to delete old log files.
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Sneaky-sneaky is a bidirectional spoofed ICMP tunnel backdoor that has built-in encryption and logging capabilities. It communicates via echo replies keeping the true source IP address encrypted inside of the payload.
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Lag Security Advisory - Com21 cable modem configuration file feeding vulnerability. All Com21 DOXport 1110 cable modems with software version 2.1.1.106 are vulnerable to being fed a configuration file that will allow a user to have access to features that are not paid for by spoofing an ISP-side TFTP server to feed the data.
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anti-anti-debug is a Linux kernel module that is used to stop the technique currently implemented into closed source Linux binaries that disallow or restrict debugging and tracing with tools like gdb and strace.
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iDEFENSE Security Advisory 11.01.02 - Abuse is a popular side-scrolling video game that has a locally exploitable parsing error in the -net command line option allowing an attackers to gain root privileges.
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Netscreen VPN solutions ship with an SSH daemon that is vulnerable to the SSH1 CRC32 bug. In the default configuration, SSH is not enabled on their devices and when enabled, it is expected that any CRC32 exploits used to attack said device will cause a crash and require a reboot. Original bug discovered by Michal Zalewski.
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