Maxwebportal versions 1.36 and below password.asp Change Password exploit using perl.
80558743fd95f0e46a3de80b4e074d29514f59ef4c021f8f6ca1241ed73f158bMaxwebportal versions 1.36 and below password.asp Change Password exploit using php.
ad9bd0d4d8be4fe44410b2a1bd594b7a8ff05c6dede61075e9bdcff0be44ef0eMaxwebportal versions 1.36 and below password.asp Change Password exploit using html.
29f4738fff7472ff35b35c2baa49847ee4cf987ac9c08063e2a24a30660830fdInvision Power Board versions 2.0.3 and below Login.PHP SQL injection exploit.
328437435bfb0918565559546a8d60720d115bf2411c2307096abb8a7e30ec68TCP Timestamps remote denial of service exploit that affects multiple vendors.
955900a7b6e9db832f434809c3a59742c8f8ffe40bba9ee2d53f3eec46ecb241Mozilla Suite and Firefox script objections command execution exploit.
ae10fc8420b14feee12a928ef33002250fc1d27e868946e4e32363c986f235faMozilla Firefox view-source:javascript url code execution exploit proof of concept.
e6deac2293af4776d6efaaa2a0c6f69b358fe9ec2a78ffab69b2e52cd02433e3Fusion versions 3.6.1 and below headline_temp.php injection exploit.
ba05c7de59a976e716557b7ad6d9d6329747994534d54c17a2b3823e3362e482Microsoft Windows XP/2003 IPv6 remote denial of service exploit.
305b88b18b45c444017b5684f8ac88f1171732501f100155f0efc5e3f16b1e3dioctl_by_bdev() local denial of service exploit for the Linux kernel 2.6 series up to and including 2.6.12-rc4.
fb89c09dfca6679f2589ee96d8fd1a59213e35156d27262f474e1f6bcba2377cSecunia Security Advisory - Piotr Bania has reported a vulnerability in avast! Antivirus, which can be exploited by malicious, local users to cause a DoS (Denial of Service) or gain escalated privileges.
e588dba238fd7214e27b5f5c64610854ce5aab1c94f9a5f41c15827cdf227001procps 3.2.5 vmstat -p argument stack overflow exploit. Tested on Ubuntu Linux 2.6.8.1-3-386.
b7b02d7e39c18132e15d30c7dd023f91a1afb337961082faee411bfba5fc0621GAIM 1.2.x URL handling remote buffer overflow proof of concept exploit.
7848d3161cbdedd627a1264584866ef1ecae57e20a4c30b79437a3d05ca0bf88ZPanel version 2.5b10 and below remote SQL injection exploit.
0201e5bdb2344320ecb967f79caeea339dd570c1a21f88af8e8648ef854bf680Invision Power Board SQL injection exploit. Tested against 1.3 Final and version 2.0.2. Versions 2.0.4 and below are susceptible.
6a067554e8c3ab952faaa9c50e7b16a5f9fc831b598381a9d48324494b6bc7adPostnuke versions 0.750 through 0.760rc4 suffer from a local file inclusion flaw.
7b0f87fcae45db47df7c25020b0f0c231da5f70bf5eeff9921b6836bdbf41087Bakbone Netvault versions 6.x and 7.x remote heap overflow exploit.
20c0f395ea45e2cd01fb1bf0e4c1f5a3ecb9157fd59716c5b54b4a6c0dfb5143MySQL MaxDB Webtool GET command remote buffer overflow exploit.
41cacece21e574b9bd5500ff924e469ffe7d8c138c1c1c5d9f1504bd382df976This Metasploit module exploits a stack overflow in the RPC interface to the Microsoft Message Queuing service as referenced in MS05-017.
fa72368caa77bec224e8b7d0ddb3a67e2c0fb11a97fa1a6b39df5c796f6d42a8KSB26, Kernel Socks Bouncer for 2.6.x, is a Linux 2.6.x-kernel patch that redirects full tcp connections through a socks5 proxy. KSB26 uses a character device to pass socks5 and the target IPs the the Linux kernel. This is obviously quite useful if you want to transparently tunnel certain things through a given proxy to remain anonymous, or if you want to transparently be able to sniff certain network traffic.
133995d7464b1511b1ee11fc48593d11e3fa0bf8bf409c8c4bba898b850bb6b8Linux kernel binfmt_elf core dump buffer overflow exploit.
58a6abd1f277ec637f9a44b64e7406574fa600212c6681ae666cddafa25fbac1Ethereal DistCC buffer overflow exploit that affects versions 0.10.10 and below.
b8f089f4a09150605d3b5c9d8a3975538628927f6762f586a216ab6f54709fc9PhotoPost exploit that retrieves the MD5 hash of the admin's password.
fa1c45d3c93d3f4b9dbdfad2007a48dcc7cd6a97c12a1a0cc4650d806db70323Remote File Manager version 1.0 denial of service exploit.
be543542c14241524c8991edeea05e563642fc50d3cfa2ee47bea018d986d8f9Hosting Controller versions 0.6.1 and below unauthenticated user registration exploit.
4434f517881b4d5b9cb445b5c1bd4167df7c7b12358f5811dc9ff80bc496fc82
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