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RE: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 CHRIS GRABENSTEIN (LFGRABC LF VCCS EDU) NetScreen Security Advisory 57739 2003-07-31 NetScreen Security Response Team (security-alert netscreen com) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Title: NetScreen Advisory 57739 Date: 30 July 2003 Impact: Potential Denial of Service of Security Device Affected Products: NetScreen Firewall/VPN products running ScreenOS 4.0.1r1 through 4.0.1r6 and 4.0.3r1 and 4.0.3r2 Unaffected Products: Ne [ more ] [ reply ] Insufficient input checking on web site allows dangerous HTML TAGS 2003-07-31 Michael Scheidell (scheidell secnap net) Insufficient input checking on web site allows dangerous HTML TAGS Systems: LightSurf(tm) Content Delivery system; Sprint Picture Mail(sm) web site Severity: Serious Category: Arbitrary Execution of HTML of Hackers Choice Classification: Input Validation Error BugTraq-ID: TBA Remote Explo [ more ] [ reply ] [bWM#015] SQL-Injection @ Woltlab Burning Board + MOD Guthabenhack 1.3 2003-07-31 ben moeckel badwebmasters net http://badWebMasters.net ben moeckel security research ------------------------------------------------- badWebMasters security advisory #015 SQL-Injection @ Woltlab Burning Board + MOD Guthabenhack 1.3 Discovery Date: 2003-07-28 Original Advisory: http://badwebmasters.net/adv/015/ (tex [ more ] [ reply ] MDKSA-2003:080 - Updated wu-ftpd packages fix remote root vulnerability 2003-07-31 Mandrake Linux Security Team (security linux-mandrake com) RE: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 Rizwan Jiwan (Rizwan Jiwan KINGSTON Hummingbird com) (1 replies) I wouldn't consider this a bug. It is like me writing a script that kills any process named "ScreenSaverEngine". If I run it with my privileges it should allow me to kill the process (assuming I own ScreenSaverEngine). Escape Pod does what it is meant to. OS X does what it is meant to--that is unles [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 Alaric B Snell (alaric alaric-snell com) (1 replies) Re: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 MightyE (trash mightye org) (2 replies) Re: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 Barry Fitzgerald (bkfsec sdf lonestar org) Re: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 David Riley (oscar the-rileys net) (1 replies) Re: Another Mac OS X ScreenSaver Security Issue (after Security Update 2003-07-14) 2003-07-31 MightyE (trash mightye org) [RHSA-2003:245-01] Updated wu-ftpd packages fix remote vulnerability. 2003-07-31 bugzilla redhat com wu-ftpd fb_realpath() off-by-one bug 2003-07-31 Janusz Niewiadomski (funkysh isec pl) (1 replies) Synopsis: wu-ftpd fb_realpath() off-by-one bug Product: wu-ftpd Version: 2.5.0 <= 2.6.2 Vendor: http://www.wuftpd.org/ URL: http://isec.pl/vulnerabilities/isec-0011-wu-ftpd.txt CVE: http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2003-0466 Author: Wojciech Purczynski <cliph (at) isec (dot) p [email concealed] [ more ] [ reply ] Vulnerability analysis site 2003-07-30 Kenneth R. van Wyk (Ken KRvW com) For those interested, my co-author (Mark Graff) and I have been posting and maintaining a free repository of analyses of some recent/topical vulnerabilities on our book's web page, at http://www.securecoding.org -- you can alternatively go directly to the analyses at http://www.securecoding.org [ more ] [ reply ] MDKSA-2003:079 - Updated kdelibs packages fix konqueror authentication leak 2003-07-31 Mandrake Linux Security Team (security linux-mandrake com) [SECURITY] [DSA-355-1] New gallery packages fix cross-site scripting 2003-07-30 Matt Zimmerman (mdz debian org) [SECURITY] [DSA-356-1] New xtokkaetama packages fix buffer overflows 2003-07-31 Matt Zimmerman (mdz debian org) |
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the Netware client, Microsoft's GINA is completely replaced by the NWGINA
which handles the authentication at that point. It doesn't simply bypass
MS's GINA unless I'm incredibly misinformed. A malicious user can certainl
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