NewsAktuell PressePortal DE suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
bf07743459f6adae6679ab26bb30d59946bc54f429b63e764c34268aa9066d59AndroidOS version 4.3 suffers from a permission bypass vulnerability.
aaeba62be4fd6673451716fbb121574a7bc44ecd952c19edfd48488e84ae54b1A user authentication bypass vulnerability has been discovered in Ruckus Access Point's administrative web interface. This vulnerability may allow a malicious user to gain unauthorized access to the administrative web interface.
3b39b726272397dfd90d0e4136f00557380edbd2ca30b9270c6be93d5bfbe996LiveZilla versions prior to 5.1.1.0 suffer from a local password disclosure vulnerability.
006c7e335ba63cc2c9987933dc23afb5010f912c0b7463620fd4a36bfda4895eLiveZilla versions prior to 5.1.1.0 suffer from a cross site scripting vulnerability.
26961d2405183c2ec5a94990f2486b9a6d5a1176105b91b64138da36b9f2ca9cPastebin suffers from a CAPTCHA bypass vulnerability.
56392168410383eae1397d73dcb93faad1595c25e457f29f5a49e99776da26abThis Metasploit module exploits a SQL injection vulnerability in Kimai version 0.9.2.x. The 'db_restore.php' file allows unauthenticated users to execute arbitrary SQL queries. This Metasploit module writes a PHP payload to disk if the following conditions are met: The PHP configuration must have 'display_errors' enabled, Kimai must be configured to use a MySQL database running on localhost; and the MySQL user must have write permission to the Kimai 'temporary' directory.
853a61dfd6df69f1dd037fceb6af76d6aa56c0b508cd161484f30988de0f9da7Red Hat Security Advisory 2013-1771-01 - Red Hat JBoss Web Framework Kit combines popular open source web frameworks into a single solution for Java applications. This release serves as a replacement for Red Hat JBoss Web Framework Kit 2.3.0, and includes bug fixes and enhancements.
cfbd12293d4d44a00c7d447f34324ce7fcd2e870ad7a21d653d848e076f3d31aUbuntu Security Notice 2035-1 - Charlie Somerville discovered that Ruby incorrectly handled floating point number conversion. An attacker could possibly use this issue with an application that converts text to floating point numbers to cause the application to crash, resulting in a denial of service, or possibly execute arbitrary code. Vit Ondruch discovered that Ruby did not perform taint checking for certain functions. An attacker could possibly use this issue to bypass certain intended restrictions. Various other issues were also addressed.
a2094b5b2fa50416a4aec6e7c92d9a4bcf5df077b96d5767978f654d207b461aWapiti is a web application vulnerability scanner. It will scan the web pages of a deployed web application and will fuzz the URL parameters and forms to find common web vulnerabilities.
6b836a4810f17b7eda4345fb12293112129961ba243140c72a8da0ac2572f4b4Uptime Agent version 5.0.1 suffers from a stack overflow vulnerability. Proof of concept exploit included in this archive.
41b899e65489dca57409b920655c2a7e8ceaa50c5c528ba41a1b386ce5695a6cThis Metasploit module exploits a vulnerability found in Microsoft's Tagged Image File Format. It was originally discovered in the wild, targeting Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 users running Microsoft Office, specifically in the Middle East and South Asia region. The flaw is due to a DWORD value extracted from the TIFF file that is embedded as a drawing in Microsoft Office, and how it gets calculated with user-controlled inputs, and stored in the EAX register. The 32-bit register will run out of storage space to represent the large value, which ends up being 0, but it still gets pushed as a dwBytes argument (size) for a HeapAlloc call. The HeapAlloc function will allocate a chunk anyway with size 0, and the address of this chunk is used as the destination buffer of a memcpy function, where the source buffer is the EXIF data (an extended image format supported by TIFF), and is also user-controlled. A function pointer in the chunk returned by HeapAlloc will end up being overwritten by the memcpy function, and then later used in OGL!GdipCreatePath. By successfully controlling this function pointer, and the memory layout using ActiveX, it is possible to gain arbitrary code execution under the context of the user.
36cbcba744d7659568ae499cb8f62964f839c74b64b5def580d9440a661806daChamilo LMS version 1.9.6 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
36e173b2be5a99350bc8b86a9eefbb79333880193bd30a896bc223fd6a58374dDokeos version 2.2 RC2 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
1c90844d11a66c66cf2d6b5c646d4bea3595686b9a756b41e2e610d39e08eff4Claroline version 1.11.8 suffers from multiple cross site scripting vulnerabilities.
2d1b2ef9c175f2f82b0ed223a879bb779fccc661cedf88f4043404645de074afThe call for papers for the upcoming Hack in The Box security conference in Amsterdam is now open. It will take place from May 27th through the 30th, 2014.
9c71d5d4623574ea20a31ac063d9938c9547853f4bf89e19361259f6b0e537d2HP Security Bulletin HPSBGN02942 - A potential security vulnerability has been identified with HP Service Manager and ServiceCenter. The vulnerability could be exploited remotely to allow remote code execution. Revision 1 of this advisory.
55d4d9370dc1db526bd967ce22f2484ddc55ca6d40c60eb662a4856a090ad9a2Debian Linux Security Advisory 2804-1 - Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in Drupal, a fully-featured pseudo random number generation, code execution, incorrect security token validation and cross-site scripting.
bb248a33c9cbbcac5fd1f14ab647152f102191361c77dab0fc409a0d3ac360bcMandriva Linux Security Advisory 2013-287 - Drupal core's Image module allows for the on-demand generation of image derivatives. This capability can be abused by requesting a large number of new derivatives which can fill up the server disk space, and which can cause a very high CPU load. Either of these effects may lead to the site becoming unavailable or unresponsive. Drupal's form API has built-in cross-site request forgery validation, and also allows any module to perform its own validation on the form. In certain common cases, form validation functions may execute unsafe operations. Drupal core directly used the mt_rand() pseudorandom number generator for generating security related strings used in several core modules. It was found that brute force tools could determine the seeds making these strings predictable under certain circumstances. Various other issues have also been addressed. The updated packages has been upgraded to the 7.24 version which is unaffected by these security flaws.
958180778f88077c61e265f40660daa111c4ef11bf0e9751923461f1d0921d68Red Hat Security Advisory 2013-1767-01 - Ruby is an extensible, interpreted, object-oriented, scripting language. It has features to process text files and to perform system management tasks. A buffer overflow flaw was found in the way Ruby parsed floating point numbers from their text representation. If an application using Ruby accepted untrusted input strings and converted them to floating point numbers, an attacker able to provide such input could cause the application to crash or, possibly, execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the application.
0e29704338da181b2835ecfd56b040af223908a38ff777c5984aceda0f06296cBZR Player version 0.97 suffers from a dll hijacking vulnerability in codec_mpeg.dll.
15a8b33568c942e1db866ae3a90ccc3d1f553b3b875e59a46f77502d0a9ae58aBoilsoft RM to MP3 Converter version 1.72 crash proof of concept denial of service exploit.
0f49a6f2cda59a306a9fdf4ab89c2d80a9f792c644ab06947e0ab7814a6ff02aExploit Pack is an open source security framework that combines the benefits of a Java GUI, Python as an Engine, and well-known exploits in the wild. It has an IDE to make the task of developing new exploits easier, instant search, and XML-based modules.
32689397acc0ac4eb8946c42de0966e10a7297a8a3a260cda4e7d849bf82a7f1Wondershare Player version 1.6.0 suffers from a DLL hijacking vulnerability.
3498e1804f5f026025c6c02ef2ff272d74d84bb446f6b691be47e4ae35dcc0c9Debian Linux Security Advisory 2803-1 - Multiple vulnerabilities were discovered in Quagga, a BGP/OSPF/RIP routing daemon.
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