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33d082638b3db7b562a76817d600a262b7fc4a760bdd03c9509dbdb5c378cb00PonyOS version 0.499-mlp suffers from privilege escalation due to the cat binary being executed with escalated privileges and file permissions do not work. It also has a kernel compromise vulnerability.
3cc9c88954c40969dd91bdad93080b62fc386a7022593ded5062531355365a12Multiple buffer overflow vulnerabilities exist in the HP Radia Notify daemon. Versions tested were 3.1.2.0 and 3.1.0.0. Detailed exploitation provided.
c57710ce4ce013e2bdbf66952de94185cf52b770928514767314d2bc8ad42192All Full-Disclosure subscriber accounts were compromised using a previously unpublished flaw in Mailman 2.1.5 on January 2nd, 2005.
1371e58c1a308d16f412036e25cbf4ae34c4b163b4e6554ca896c2c8f4ec7a5cAn off-by-one condition exists in the POP3 handler code present in popclient 3.0b6. By crafting a malicious email a remote attacker may cause a denial of service against users of this software.
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