See also

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 9.0

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 8.2

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 7.4

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 8.1

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 7.3

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 8.0

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 7.2

FREEBSD : FreeBSD7.0

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 6.4

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 7.1

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 6.3

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 6.2

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 5.5

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 7.0

FREEBSD : FreeBSD 6.0

Name: FREEBSD : FreeBSD 4.8

	FreeBSD sendfile() information leak updated since 07.04.2005
		If file size it changed content of kernel memory can be disclosured.
8!	realpath() BSD and wu-ftpd / BSD FTP / SSH buffer overflow updated since 01.08.2003
		off-by-one overflow in fb_realpath() function in oversized path of few FTP commands.
	FreeBSD fetch integer overflow
		Interger overflow on HTTP headeres parsing.
6!	FreeBSD Linux compatibility subsystem privilege escalation
		It's possible to access kernel memory via system calls.
6!	FreeBSD jailed process routing table protection bypass
		Jailed process can manipulate with routing table.
	FreeBSD msync problems
		User with file read permission can prevent file from beeing updated.
	FreeBSD TCP DoS
		By sending large number of non-sequential packets it's possible to cause memory exhaustion.
6!	FreeBSD multiple integer overflows
		Few integer overflows in procfs implementation and readv() call.
	BSD arp DoS
		By sending spoofed arp-replies it's possible to cause memory starvation with arp table leading to system crash.
	*BSD ibcs2 information leak updated since 12.08.2003
		statfs call with large argument length allows to read kernel memory content.
	FreeBSD signal DoS
		ptrace and spigot device allow to generate signal with negative or out of range valur leading to system panic.