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omnihttpd.txt: Posted Aug 29, 2002; Authored by Mark Litchfield | Site ngssoftware.com; OLE controls or OCX controls, are components (or objects) you can insert into a Web page or other application to reuse packaged functionality someone else programmed. An unchecked buffer exists in the ActiveX control used to display specially formatted text. This could be executed by encouraging an unsuspecting user to visit a malicious web page.; tags | exploit, web, activex; SHA-256 | 7c6b577c63be58c08729f85ca1894a7f7b06ba1e0c5bfe3bcc43ca20f299264a; Download | Favorite | View

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omniHTTPD2.10xss.txt: Posted Jul 18, 2003; Authored by Dr. Insane | Site members.lycos.co.uk; omniHTTPD 2.10 suffers from cross site scripting vulnerabilities that could lead to session hijacking.; tags | advisory, vulnerability, xss; SHA-256 | 52b5848c269b6da5f3724ecbe6e5ea940b8b8a3fbcfd5bff25bae930f4ebc792; Download | Favorite | View

omnihttpdex.c: Posted Dec 22, 2000; Authored by Kilrid | Site Hack-X.org; Omni httpd v2.07 and below remote denial of service exploit. Combines a shell script from sirius from buffer0vefl0w security with a bugtraq report from Valentin Perelogin.; tags | exploit, remote, denial of service, shell; SHA-256 | 4d3154c89c3ecd6fc2094b5e325fa6c37806583f8e2045d1e514e145f3c09e7b; Download | Favorite | View

omnihttpd.webserver.txt: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Security vulnerability in OmniHTTPd Web Servers allows remote attacker to execute denial fo service attacks by filling the server hard drive. Exploit description included. Recommended fix included.; tags | exploit, remote, web; SHA-256 | ac5912bf8b9951f7ab93606f9726038ba5238ee341eef2c1c2a4f0e7f9e622c4; Download | Favorite | View

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