Fuzzylime CMS versions 3.01 and below suffer from a remote file inclusion vulnerability.
47b103c7b6916f1b6486b06c2ac3a1a06ab89cca48b4192997e87c00c4656c5dDovecot IMAP versions 1.0.10 through 1.1rc2 remote email disclosure exploit.
9a776a8b279c82fd8f796f0c22026971144ae821b08b050dc4b98590453098baNetWin Surgemail version 3.8k4-4 IMAP post-auth remote LIST universal exploit that binds a shell to port 4444.
13e2fa0e22a61a07a78d0404ae1ce4d872b60e6a762cc83285b52ee831ab9f6cRosoft Media Player version 4.1.8 suffers from a RML stack based buffer overflow vulnerability.
7ed70be215c63d4bf9e8e9b0cf10a683b8fba9337dd7c986dacb52aed47b2a25SunOS 5.10 Sun Cluster rpc.metad denial of service proof of concept exploit.
b96f99f98dfdb594faab66cb4802d767323ed2d4519b2f7833b49b809672c590wep0ff-ng is a penetration testing tool that can be used to generate traffic with WEP-based wireless clients.
d09b8b708d2cc0de97a6855e60063466a01b9b20991437f50f03fd08e49f0f59Ubuntu Security Notice 586-1 - Multiple cross-site scripting flaws were discovered in mailman. A malicious list administrator could exploit this to execute arbitrary JavaScript, potentially stealing user credentials.
9d3b5b1f3a40d4ee038cd401d59beb2bbeefe987dd892705d32f53e61db62831Secunia Security Advisory - Aria-Security Team has reported a vulnerability in Virtual Support Office-XP (VSO-XP), which can be exploited by malicious users to conduct SQL injection attacks.
ead0ec675bde3562aad5e0391ca33a0e89b5cb4c494360a8760dbd987748b8f8Debian Security Advisory 1516-1 - Prior to this update, the default configuration for Dovecot used by Debian runs the server daemons with group mail privileges. This means that users with write access to their mail directory by other means (for example, through an SSH login) could read mailboxes owned by other users for which they do not have direct write access. In addition, an internal interpretation conflict in password handling has been addressed pro-actively, even though it is not known to be exploitable.
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