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Files Date: 2000-05-27 to 2000-05-28

5niffi7.c: Posted May 27, 2000; Authored by Michel Kaempf; 5niffi7.c - Remote root exploit for sniffit (-L mail) 0.3.7.beta on Debian 2.2. Includes a detailed explanation of how the exploit works.; tags | exploit, remote, root; systems | linux, debian; SHA-256 | 024ddcc5e92f17b5a21a0b1e29b8e09fbda58d5ab78d29e5646d0557c2a197ff; Download | Favorite | View

Animal.c: Posted May 27, 2000; Authored by Gramble; Gauntlet firewall remote proof of concept code, tested against BSDI.; tags | exploit, remote, proof of concept; SHA-256 | e083c880ad28d303ffd72c300afb16fe308a4792b9bb9ff3042cfa2e79c3b4d2; Download | Favorite | View

xaosexp.c: Posted May 27, 2000; Authored by DiGiT | Site security.is; /usr/bin/xaos local root buffer overflow exploit. Works on suse 6.1, and could be modified for 6.2.; tags | exploit, overflow, local, root; systems | linux, suse; SHA-256 | 41063c66d14d76b252432334dc2031dd8d874cf94f253caf555c2a55974289a0; Download | Favorite | View

ssibug: Posted May 27, 2000; Authored by DiGiT | Site security.is; The thttpd web server comes with a CGI script called /cgi-bin/ssi which allows any file on the system to be read. Exploit URL included.; tags | exploit, web, cgi; SHA-256 | 25679f8183d70073b7bf52ab21666b2b31569ed14056ca67fae4e26e726dd272; Download | Favorite | View

elm_again.c: Posted May 27, 2000; Authored by vade79, realhalo | Site realhalo.org; elm_again.c exploits another buffer overflow in elm v2.5 giving a gid=12 shell if /usr/bin/elm is SGID. Tested on Slackware 3.6 and RedHat on elm2.5PL3.; tags | exploit, overflow, shell; systems | linux, redhat, slackware; SHA-256 | a63af30bfc97eb80e07b9f38915a5c778463721196ce3c7f4a6bf9172b6729c7; Download | Favorite | View

CISADV000524a.txt: Posted May 27, 2000; Site cerberus-infosec.co.uk; Cerberus Information Security Advisory (CISADV000524a) - The Cerberus Security Team has discovered a serious security flaw with Rockliffe's MailSite Management Agent for Windows (version 4.2.1.0). This server allows remote users to access their POP3 accounts and read their mail over HTTP. The service usually listens on TCP port 90. Unfortunately there exists a buffer overrun vulnerability that allows attackers to execute arbitrary code. As this service runs as system, by default, any code executed will run with system privileges - meaning any server running this agent could be fully compromised.; tags | exploit, remote, web, overflow, arbitrary, tcp; systems | windows; SHA-256 | 201140e806c2e3d3ec0bd2fb4cfda30b1743e7b0fd7054bcce93c848c6ca1a7a; Download | Favorite | View

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