Secure Science Corporation Advisory TSA-051 - T-mobile Wireless and Verizon Northwest are vulnerable to caller-ID authentication spoofing, enabling arbitrary compromise of customer voicemail/message center.
225638f73c5b8d06d7de9f238c2bb0e7a75dbe00089b54e1c244ac3621208021ScreamingCobra is an application for remote vulnerability discovery in ANY UNKNOWN web applications such as CGIs and PHP pages. Simply put, it attempts to find vulnerabilities in all web applications on a host without knowing anything about the applications. Modern CGI scanners scan a host for CGIs with known vulnerabilities. ScreamingCobra is able to 'find' the actual vulnerabilities in ANY CGI, whether it has been discovered before or not.
1c61510c3cb228a1abff6c5da28c95a0d953967242a0947ff6e7255b9603f309Infobot v0.44.5.3 and below contains vulnerabilities which allow remote users to execute commands due to an insecure open call.
9e668c912d9b544d8575c377bcbc9d85a1e5518c52ad1d6000d9621425787cadPdump is a sniffer written in perl which dumps, greps, monitors, creates, and modifies traffic on a network. It combines features from tcpdump, tcpkill, ngrep, tcptrace, dsniff (and its webspy and urlsnarf), pfilt, macof, and xpy. It is able to do passive operating system detection/fingerprinting and can also watch packet streams and then create it's own spoofed packets to hijack or kill TCP connections. It understands tcpdump-like and perl-like syntax and allows easy modifications via a plug-in system. The packet display is easily configurable. Man page available here.
a602c264c5aba0ba348610e2d470ce586566221a19fe2d173b61eadbc8f1bd10Pdump is a sniffer written in perl which dumps, greps, monitors, creates, and modifies traffic on a network. It combines features from tcpdump, tcpkill, ngrep, tcptrace, dsniff (and its webspy and urlsnarf), pfilt, macof, and xpy. It is able to do passive operating system detection/fingerprinting and can also watch packet streams and then create it's own spoofed packets to hijack or kill TCP connections. It understands tcpdump-like and perl-like syntax and allows easy modifications via a plug-in system. The packet display is easily configurable. Readme available here.
8e24b0b378bb2fcb4299404c9d926b4fd10bad9457d9ca28daeca49a647ca5d9Pdump is a sniffer written in perl which dumps, greps, monitors, creates, and modifies traffic on a network. It combines features from tcpdump, tcpkill, ngrep, tcptrace, dsniff (and its webspy and urlsnarf), pfilt, macof, and xpy. It is able to do passive operating system detection/fingerprinting and can also watch packet streams and then create it's own spoofed packets to hijack or kill TCP connections. It understands tcpdump-like and perl-like syntax and allows easy modifications via a plug-in system. The packet display is easily configurable. Readme available here.
f7f15865466b04de11b1198577c231f9dcf94f81aebc0940a4af43dc6221164bPdump is a sniffer written in perl which dumps, greps, monitors, creates, and modifies traffic on a network. It combines features from tcpdump, ngrep, tcptrace, dsniff (and its webspy and urlsnarf), pfilt, macof, and xpy. It understands tcpdump-like syntax and allows easy modifications via a plug-in system. Readme available here.
f312f47fbf5e181eaef1e1785de4fa33f18d686d8cdfcb40874a22fd732570ebPdump is a sniffer written in perl which dumps, greps, monitors, creates, and modifies traffic on a network. It combines features from tcpdump, ngrep, tcptrace, dsniff (and its webspy and urlsnarf), pfilt, macof, and xpy. It understands tcpdump-like syntax and allows easy modifications via a plug-in system. Readme available here.
3fb40f2bd523eecdd833e0166a9a1ce515da621cdc8a19adf3910f19c324c883Pdump is a sniffer written in perl which dumps, greps, monitors, creates, and modifies traffic on a network. It combines features from tcpdump, ngrep, tcptrace, dsniff (and its webspy and urlsnarf), pfilt, macof, and xpy. It understands tcpdump-like syntax and allows easy modifications via a plug-in system. Readme available here.
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