CVE-1999-0534

Technical details for CVE-1999-0534 are not publicly provided in the supplied documents. Monitor for updates.

CVE-1999-0535

CVE-1999-0535 affects Windows NT password policy settings. The connected records consistently describe a vulnerability where the account policy for passwords allows insecure configurations (e.g., inadequate minimum length, inappropriate password age, and lack of uniqueness), leading to potential ...

CVE-1999-0546

CVE-1999-0546 concerns Windows NT where the built-in guest account is enabled. According to connected sources, this enables a local attacker (vector: local) with low complexity to access the system, with partial impact on confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CVSS v2 base: 4.6). The issue...

CVE-1999-0549

The CVE-1999-0549 entry pertains to Windows NT, where the system automatically logs in an administrator upon reboot. Affected software: Windows NT. Vulnerability: administrative login occurs without user authentication at boot. Root cause and exact exploit vector are not detailed in the provided ...

CVE-1999-0560

CVE-1999-0560 affects Windows NT: a system-critical file or directory with inappropriate permissions. Multiple sources (NVD, Red Hat, CVE lists) describe the vulnerability as a permissions misconfiguration on Windows NT files/directories, leading to high-severity impact (confidentiality, integrit...

CVE-1999-0562

Technical details on CVE-1999-0562 are not publicly provided in the connected documents. The sources reiterate that the Windows NT registry can be accessed remotely by non-administrators. Monitor for updates for concrete impact, affected versions, and remediation.

CVE-1999-0570

PT-1999-1197 documents a vulnerability in Windows NT where the system is not utilizing a password filter utility (e.g., PASSFILT.DLL). The root cause stated is absence of a password filter, which could affect password handling security. The PT-1999-1197 page does not specify affected Windows NT v...

CVE-1999-0572

CVE-1999-0572 concerns the association of .reg files with the Windows NT registry editor (regedit). The root cause is that registering .reg files with regedit can enable Trojan Horse-style attacks by tricking users into running or importing a malformed registry script. The documents consistently ...

CVE-1999-0575

CVE-1999-0575 concerns Windows NT where the user audit policy fails to log events for a wide range of activities (Logon/Logoff, File/Object Access, User Rights, Group Management, Security Policy Changes, Restart, Shutdown, System, Process Tracking). The Red Hat entry confirms this behavior withou...

CVE-1999-0576

CVE-1999-0576 concerns Windows NT: the file audit policy fails to log event success or failure for security-critical files/directories. Affected component is the Windows NT file auditing mechanism; root cause is the policy not emitting logs for accesses to critical files/directories (no explicit ...

CVE-1999-0577

The CVE-1999-0577 issue affects Windows NT with the file audit policy failing to log events for non-critical files/directories. Affected component: Windows NT file audit policy (logging of success/failure). Root cause: audit policy does not log certain accesses, per multiple sources (NVD/Red Hat/...

CVE-1999-0578

CVE-1999-0578 affects Windows NT; multiple connected sources confirm the issue is that the registry auditing policy does not log events for security-critical registry keys (both success and failure). Documented scope: Windows NT OS with registry audit policy lacking event logging for cryptographi...

CVE-1999-0579

CVE-1999-0579 affects Windows NT where the registry audit policy does not log an event for successes or failures when non-critical registry keys are accessed. The root cause is a missing log for non-critical keys, resulting in an auditing gap. Documents from Red Hat, CVE databases, and PT-Policy ...

CVE-1999-0580

CVE-1999-0580: Affects Windows NT by misconfigured, system-critical permissions on the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry hive. Root cause: inappropriate permissions on a key. Documented impact implies potential compromise but explicit exploitation details are not provided in the connected sources. PT-1...

CVE-1999-0581

CVE-1999-0581 concerns improper permissions on the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT key in Windows NT. The connected documents consistently describe the root cause as inappropriate, system‑critical permissions on this registry hive, affecting Windows NT systems. The materials do not specify exact vulnerable pro...

CVE-1999-0582

CVE-1999-0582 describes a misconfigured Windows NT account policy with insecure lockout settings (e.g., lockout duration, count of bad logon attempts). The NVD entry classifies impact as partial availability with network access, no confidentiality/integrity impact, and no authentication required,...

CVE-1999-0583

Technical details about CVE-1999-0583 are not publicly available in the provided documents. The descriptions only mention a trust relationship between Windows NT domains. Monitor for updates and additional advisories for concrete impact, affected products, and fixes.

CVE-1999-0584

Technical details are not publicly available in the provided documents. Monitor for updates from Red Hat, PT Security, NVD, and other sources for any concrete vulnerability specifics, affected products, or fixes.

CVE-1999-0585

Technical details about CVE-1999-0585 are not publicly available in the provided connected documents. The materials only reiterate the default Administrator account name without product/version or impact specifics. Monitor for updates.

CVE-1999-0589

CVE-1999-0589 is associated with insecure permissions on system-critical Windows NT registry keys. Connected advisories identify multiple registry keys that are writable by non-admin users, enabling potential privilege escalation to SYSTEM: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlog...