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| 7! | Multiple PHP request parsing bugs updated since 16.09.2004
|  | | Invalid request parameters parsing leads to leakage of memory content and rewriting of internal variables. |
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| | PopMessenger DoS
|  | | Program crashes on large number of characters outside base64 allowed range. |
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| | 7! | Multiple BeaWeblogic bugs
|  | | Weak JNDI trees protection, insufficient authorization for few weblogic.Admin methods, weak resource protection thorugh web.xml on case-insensitive filesystems, utilities passwords stored in cleartext, cleartext password leaked during reboot, technical information leak, logon with disabled accounts, important information sent in cleartext. |
| 6! | IBM Windows XP OEM version backdoor account
|  | | During installation backdoor account is created with administrative privileges and empty password. |
| 6! | Multiple Apache bugs
|  | | mod_dav DoS, local buffer overflows during config files parsing, potential buffer overflows in apr-util library. |
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| | mpg123 buffer overflow updated since 14.01.2003
|  | | Stack overflow on mp3 frame processing in sync_stream() function. |
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| | RKDetect - behaviour based rootkit detection utility updated since 12.05.2004
|  | | Rkdetect is a little anomaly detection tool which can find services hidden by generic Windows
rootkits like Hacker Defender.
Tool very simply. It enumerates services on remote computer through WMI (user level) and
Services Control Manager (kernel level), compare result and display difference. In this way we
can find hidden services which usual used to start rootkit.
Similar approach can be used to enumerate processes, files, registry keys and anything that
rootkits can to hide.
Rkdetect available here:
Updated on 08.09.2004: Support for localized systems added.
http://www.security.nnov.ru/files/rkdetect.zip
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|  | | Number of concurrent connections is hardcoded. |
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| | WFTPD DoS
|  | | MLST command causes server to crash. |
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