Gentoo Linux Security Advisory 201312-10 - A buffer overflow in libsmi might allow a context-dependent attacker to execute arbitrary code. Versions less than 0.4.8-r1 are affected.
6aa435a29cce58ebaef5ee97b49c52c0045e0a66e59825d2106d819f7b61b00cDebian Linux Security Advisory 2145-1 - Andres Lopez Luksenberg discovered a buffer overflow in the OID parser of libsmi, a library to access SMI MIB data.
e78816eee8da8bbb98bc8e6fabaa42e0607c5711df3495d32c45fab2f9fb44dcMandriva Linux Security Advisory 2010-209 - A buffer overflow was discovered in libsmi when long OID was given in numerical form. This could lead to arbitrary code execution.
cf7b44c0abecb921f207fc7f27c5244f40e3f24c3167eb87026c2974168fe890Core Security Technologies Advisory - A statically allocated buffer is overwritten in the case that a very long Object Identifier is specified in stringified dotted notation to the smiGetNode function of libsmi. This may result in arbitrary code execution by cleverly overwriting key pointers in memory.
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