XRunAs is a tool that allows administrators to run commands on remote computers under the context of a specified user account without the use of the Schedule service. If XRunAs is used in conjunction with a domain account, commands that are run will be able to access network resources given that the domain account used to run the command has access to the network resource. All information that is transferred over the network while using XRunAs is encrypted using a standard encryption algorithm.
51938cd5cf73547c2518625847c45890d6f4d003fc9bbe10365e752f82e33a08klgr is a basic keylogger for Linux that loads as a module, but will hide from lsmod.
a78acf15db3c7c1cd70f1439dd7d6b36d63c23e525a24aed8d77ea5835763498The code used in Microsoft Internet Explorer to parse web servers' HTTP
8409c280ff9852eade3c78cd582096e5c515b89d13acd91bc6e53196eeb73d5b(N)compress 4.2.4 local root exploit.
8ad5fecf9ab689d4c57252919836ecd38d23f16efdaea8755879e04bdd2451c3A problem exists in True Galerie v1.0 that allows a remote attacker to obtain administrative access to this utility due to misuse of cookies.
d60704ec2fd8a3caefc2462af52a5c5019ab052febae606e69424fa837d5ec1aSecure Network Operations Advisory SRT2003-04-24-1532 - The Options Parsing Tool shared library is vulnerable to a buffer overflow. If a setuid application makes use of this shared library privilege escalation can occur.
27653feb879a2466532cbf9dc02ab5adf50adeae30aed387f0723aaaaf1e7e51NGSSoftware Insight Security Research Advisory NISR24042003 - There is an exploitable heap overflow vulnerability in Microsoft's ActiveX control, Plugin.ocx. By default, plugin.ocx is marked safe for scripting, and as such, if an IE user were to visit a malicious web page, the overflow could be triggered allowing for a remote compromise of the user's machine. Systems Affected: IE 5.01 SP3, 5.5 SP2, 6.0 Gold, 6.0 SP1.
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