EUVD-1999-0093

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CVE-1999-0093

AIX nslookup command allows local users to obtain root access by not dropping privileges correctly...

Opmantek NMIS Command Injection Vulnerability

Opmantek is a developer of opensource IT infrastructure management and auditing software. A command injection vulnerability exists in Opmantek NMIS. This allows attackers to inject via man, finger, ping, trace, and nslookup commands in tools.pl CGI scripts...

DNS domain transfer disclosure vulnerability details-vulnerability warning-the black bar safety net

The zone transfer operation refers to a backup server to use from the main server's data to refresh their zone database. This is running the DNS service provides a certain degree of redundancy, its purpose is to prevent the primary domain name server due to an unexpected fault becomes unavailable...

Successful Shell Attack Detected - Linux 'nslookup' Command

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Successful Shell Attack Detected - 'nslookup' Command

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IBM AIX nslookup buffer overflow in hostname to lookup

Overview There is a buffer overflow in nslookup that will allow local attackers to gain root privileges on vulnerable AIX systems. Description The nslookup command contains a buffer overflow in the hostname to lookup, allowing local attackers to gain root privileges. The vendor IBM has reported...

IBM AIX nslookup fails to drop root privileges

Overview The nslookup command fails to drop privileges, allowing local attackers to gain root privileges. Description The nslookup program fails to drop the privileges it gains from being setuid. This access appears to be needed to read the "/etc/resolv.conf" file. This problem was described in I...

PT-1997-1047 · Ibm · Aix

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions: AIX affected versions not specified Description: The issue allows local users to obtain root access due to incorrect privilege handling in the nslookup command. Recommendations: At the moment, there is no information about a newer version tha...