EasyDynamicPages versions 2 through 2.5 are susceptible to an include() vulnerability due to a lack of filtering that in turn allows a remote attacker to load data from remote or local resources.
573ff51946ae70b19c2e15246db337391dc59044f59265d77a23c656456a213bAll versions of Microsoft Word are susceptible to having the password protection on Word documents bypassed by clearing out the checksum in the document utilizing a hex editor and replacing it with 0x00000000 which equals an empty string.
5aa290d523d2e73d3c21f3a61abca430eff72d538e018990a0d9dcde79222d9dvBulletin Forum versions 2.3.x suffer from a SQL injection vulnerability in the calendar.php code. Remote exploitation code included.
54e4acbd92d7cec8bf29a4dc595170a65597c28cfdb7f797dab43a324759c4b5Secunia Security Advisory SA10533 - A vulnerability has been reported in the Linux 2.4.x kernel series, which potentially can be exploited by malicious, local users to gain knowledge of sensitive information. The vulnerability is caused due to an unspecified error in /dev/rtc real time clock routines, which may disclose parts of kernel memory to unprivileged users.
62bea4925406d236faf5da1e33e91c97328a34267747c2fc75408a4b47fa8eceWebcam Watchdog version 3.63 and below remote exploit that makes use of a stack based buffer overflow in Watchdog's HTTP GET request functionality.
f3ca05278d3188c23c65faba7db68c687aa6c2e8b31ccf73cee194eebe35d3f4Webcam Watchdog version 3.63 and below is vulnerable to a remotely exploitable stack based buffer overflow which can be triggered via an overly long HTTP GET request. Full detailed analysis of the vulnerability is given.
34ec3b6aeb6958e021532b1ec31ba27920f2b0f383ccc1a21f79f4b6fae76fadMessageBoxA Shellcode.
909dad5e4fc6e727d617c894593b75aec4856199ece1f66f6baab8a2831e987bSwitch Off versions 2.3 and below suffer from a denial of service vulnerability and a stack-based buffer overflow in the message parameter of the application that may allow a remote attacker the ability to gain SYSTEM privileges.
59fe50b91ad162027a185b970c6995d4fd92e10ea3fac2df0d668fc177adbe9dVomit, or voice over misconfigured internet telephones, is a utility that converts a Cisco IP phone conversation into a wave file that can be played with ordinary sound players. Vomit requires a tcpdump output file.
b2aff5a6ecb556864e9d1338fae07ec85c43f5e7642c6d57aaa980434ccdc24cAccess Point Utilities for Unix is a set of utilities that configure and monitor a Wireless Access Point under Unix. It is known to compile (with GCC and the IBM C compiler) and run under Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, MacOS X, AIX, and QNX.
450841067ef99c99f5e9815e58113334b25e1619a4fdc1263a93d810a9cfd8c9SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) is a protocol which provides secure conferencing services in the Internet. It can be used to send any kind of messages, in addition to normal text messages. This includes multimedia messages like images, video, and audio stream. All messages in the SILC network are encrypted and authenticated, and messages can also be digitally signed. SILC protocol supports AES, SHA-1, PKCS#1, PKCS#3, X.509, OpenPGP, and is being developed in the IETF. This tarball holds all developer related files.
93eb33be14adf7cdcf81da1fa2c62dca5de2000a2dfff22b20944ba0e77707d8NuFW is a set of daemons that filters packets on a per-user basis. The gateway authorizes a packet depending on which remote user has sent it. On the client side, users have to run a client that sends authentication packets to the gateway. On the server side, the gateway associates user ids to packets, thus enabling the possibility to filter packets on a user basis. Furthermore, the server architecture is done to use external authentication source such as an LDAP server.
274d39a69dafbe199e6e53e5aa37beb3d9ac9db04dce63ed209a2562eb02a567The mremap system call in the Linux kernel memory management code has a critical security vulnerability due to incorrect bounds checking. Proper exploitation of this vulnerability may lead to local privilege escalation including execution of arbitrary code with kernel level access.
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