Clearswift MAILsweeper protection bypass updated since 09.03.2003
Published:		12.03.2003
Source:		BUGTRAQ
SecurityVulns ID:		2639
Type:		remote
Level:		5/10
Description:		If MIME-Version header is missed or binary encoding is used attachments are not recognized.

Affected:

CLEARSWIFT : MAILsweeper 4.0

Original document		http-equiv_(at)_excite.com, Re: Corsaire Security Advisory - Clearswift MAILsweeper MIME attachme nt evasion issue (12.03.2003)
		Martin O'Neal, Corsaire Security Advisory - Clearswift MAILsweeper MIME attachme nt evasion issue (09.03.2003)

Files:		Bypassing content filtering software
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Multiple bugs in Ethereal
Published:		12.03.2003
Source:		BUGTRAQ
SecurityVulns ID:		2648
Type:		remote
Level:		5/10
Description:		Format string bug in SOCKS protocol handling, heap overflow on NTLMSSP code.

Affected:

ETHEREAL : Ethereal 0.9

Original document

GENTOO, GLSA: ethereal (200303-10) (12.03.2003)

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Fata-jack - new 802.11b wireless DoS
Published:		12.03.2003
Source:		BUGTRAQ
SecurityVulns ID:		2649
Type:		remote
Level:		5/10
Description:		Authentication-Failed packets from access points are spoofed. It causes access denial for client and sometimes hang of client driver or software.

Original document

Mark Osborne, 802.11b DoS exploit (12.03.2003)

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man code execution
Published:		12.03.2003
Source:		BUGTRAQ
SecurityVulns ID:		2650
Type:		local
Level:		4/10
Description:		Under some conditions 'unsafe' command may be invoked.

Affected:

MAN : man 1.5

Original document

Jack Lloyd, Vulnerability in man < 1.5l (12.03.2003)

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pgp4pine buffer overflow
Published:		12.03.2003
Source:		BUGTRAQ
SecurityVulns ID:		2651
Type:		client
Level:		5/10
Description:		Buffer overflow on oversized last line in message.

Affected:

PGP4PINE : pgp4pine 1.76

Original document

Eric AUGE, pgp4pine stack overflow vulnerability (12.03.2003)

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