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 5.1

	FreeBSD fetch integer overflow
		Interger overflow on HTTP headeres parsing.
	FreeBSD Alpha DoS
		Unaligned execve() argument causes system to crash.
	FreeBSD msync problems
		User with file read permission can prevent file from beeing updated.
	FreeBSD jail_attach jail protection bypass
		Process from one jail may enter into different jail via jail_attach.
6!	BSD smat privilege escalation
		It's possible to access unallocated page of phisical memory.
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.