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SENKAS Kolibri Webserver GET Request Buffer Overflow (CVE-2014-4158)
A stack buffer overflow vulnerability has been reported in SENKAS Kolibri Webserver 2.0. The vulnerability is due to a boundary error when handling GET request. A remote unauthenticated attacker can exploit the service by sending a crafted GET request to the target service...
Kolibri WebServer HTTP GET Request Handling Buffer Overflow
Added: 08/07/2014 CVE: CVE-2014-4158 BID: 68195 OSVDB: 108090 Background SENKAS Kolibri Webserver is a free very simple web server for Microsoft Windows that supports serving static web content. Problem Kolibri Webserver is vulnerable to a stack buffer overflow as a result of failure to properly...
Kolibri WebServer HTTP GET Request Handling Buffer Overflow
Added: 08/07/2014 CVE: CVE-2014-4158 BID: 68195 OSVDB: 108090 Background SENKAS Kolibri Webserver is a free very simple web server for Microsoft Windows that supports serving static web content. Problem Kolibri Webserver is vulnerable to a stack buffer overflow as a result of failure to properly...
Kolibri WebServer HTTP GET Request Handling Buffer Overflow
Added: 08/07/2014 CVE: CVE-2014-4158 BID: 68195 OSVDB: 108090 Background SENKAS Kolibri Webserver is a free very simple web server for Microsoft Windows that supports serving static web content. Problem Kolibri Webserver is vulnerable to a stack buffer overflow as a result of failure to properly...
Kolibri WebServer HTTP GET Request Handling Buffer Overflow
Added: 08/07/2014 CVE: CVE-2014-4158 BID: 68195 OSVDB: 108090 Background SENKAS Kolibri Webserver is a free very simple web server for Microsoft Windows that supports serving static web content. Problem Kolibri Webserver is vulnerable to a stack buffer overflow as a result of failure to properly...
CVE-2014-4158
CVE-2014-4158 pertains to Senkas Kolibri WebServer 2.0 on Windows (XP/2003/7). The vulnerability is a stack-based buffer overflow caused by improper validation when handling HTTP requests with overly long URIs, enabling a remote attacker to potentially execute arbitrary code. Public writeups desc...