CVE-2004-1096

Archive::Zip (Perl) before 1.14 is affected; antivirus tools like amavisd-new can bypass protection by processing a ZIP with both local and global headers zeroed. The description notes the issue but does not specify fixed versions or patches in the provided sources. No exploitation details are gi...

MIME-tools: Virus detection evasion

Background MIME-tools is a Perl module containing functions to handle MIME attachments. Description MIME-tools doesn't correctly parse attachment boundaries with an empty name boundary="". Impact An attacker could send a carefully crafted email and evade detection on some email virus-scanning...

CVE-2002-1271

The Mail::Mailer Perl module in the perl-MailTools package 1.47 and earlier uses mailx as the default mailer, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands by inserting them into the mail body, which is then processed by mailx...

CGI.pm vulnerable to Cross-site Scripting

Overview A vulnerability in the Common Gateway Interface CGI Perl module may allow an attacker to mount a cross-site scripting attack against a vulnerable system. Description The Common Gateway Interface, or CGI, is a standard for external gateway programs to interface with information servers su...

DSA-386 libmailtools-perl - input validation bug

Bulletin has no description...

XMMS Remote input validation error

Overview There is an input validation error in the stand-alone SOAP server XMMS Remote which allows unauthorized remote command execution. Description XMMS Remote is a stand-alone XML/SOAP HTTP server implemented in PERL created by X2 Studios. It is used to monitor a running xmms media player...

Remote Exploit in Business::OnlinePayment::WorldPay::Junior

Business::OnlinePayment::WorldPay::Junior is a perl module providing a backend for perl scripts to manage credit/debit card payments through the WorldPay Select Junior service. I am the author of the module. There is a bug in all version of Business::OnlinePayment::WorldPay::Junior prior to 1.05...

CVE-2002-1271

The Mail::Mailer Perl module in the perl-MailTools package 1.47 and earlier uses mailx as the default mailer, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands by inserting them into the mail body, which is then processed by mailx...