UnHash is a program that performs a brute force attack against a given hash. The hash can be MD5 or SHA1, and the program will auto-detect which one is given.
b5a54a08b79bc4793874fc05dbc6c6040f30ee3be060eb6e4f15cc44060cc782AuraCMS version 1.5rc suffers from multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities.
d291e1fad41c9e31d3a7a17b45897a630f335055edcdf87ccd0cdd65d0adbd93Debian Security Advisory 1372-1 - Aaron Plattner discovered a buffer overflow in the Composite extension of the X.org X server, which can lead to local privilege escalation.
bc37161c8116e2962dd4c2d741659571eb580ea885e83d634e793add47b5d229Netjuke version 1.0-rc2 is susceptible to SQL injection and cross site scripting vulnerabilities.
64f1115aea4c67097ba0b7ef7f2c3e535de762706f0187f36d984d4875510f02Txx CMS appears susceptible to remote file inclusion vulnerabilities.
c2a9fad8b5c5a7242c6fb884d9d7897ee00d1d31f12ca57d5ddb90bac56171eeA vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable installations of Trend Micro Server Protect. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability. The specific flaw exists within the routine TMregChange() exported by TMReg.dll which is reachable through the custom protocol subcode "\x15\x00\x00\x00". The TCP socket bound to port 5005 receives user-supplied data which is copied without proper bounds checking to a stack-based buffer. Thereby resulting in an exploitable condition.
a7262a963930d57504f98d7fcf0255177975b66c3efc6c0afbf9fb628615c4ffA vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable installations of Trend Micro ServerProtect. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability. The specific flaw is exposed through the RPC interface bound on TCP port 5168 and defined in SpntSvc.exe.
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