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CVE-2002-0021: Undefined Security Weakness
Network Product Identification PID Checker in Microsoft Office v. X for Mac allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service crash via a malformed product announcement...
Security Bulletin MS02-002
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Malformed Network Request can cause Office v. X for Mac to Fail Date: 06 February 2002 Software: Microsoft Office v. X for Mac Impact: Denial of Service Max Risk: Low Bulletin: MS02-002 Microsoft encourages customers to...
APC UPS 3.7.2 (apcupsd) Local Denial of Service Exploit
Exploit for linux platform in category dos / poc ======================================================= APC UPS 3.7.2 apcupsd Local Denial of Service Exploit ======================================================= / Local Denial of Service for any linux box running APCUPSD v3.7.2 APCUPSD has his...
APC UPS 3.7.2 - 'apcupsd' Local Denial of Service
/ Local Denial of Service for any linux box running APCUPSD v3.7.2 APCUPSD has his pid file world writeable, therefore it is possible to let it kill another pid and create a denial of service against any running daemon. when the apcupsd is stopped, for example Bug discovered by: Mattias Dartsch...
apcupsd 3.7.2 Denial of Service
Title: apcupsd 3.7.2 Denial of Service Affected Application: apcupsd daemon Affected Versions: 3.7.2 and maybe prior Not affected: 3.8.0 and above Affected Platforms: all Linux / Unix Vulnerability Class: Denial of Service local Author Notified: Yes July 12th 2000 Fix available: Yes included...
CVE-2000-0094
The CVE-2000-0094 entry concerns BSD procfs allowing local privilege escalation to root by manipulating the /proc/pid/mem interface through a modified file descriptor for stderr. The vulnerability is rooted in the procfs interface and enables a local attacker to gain full privileges, as described...
CVE-2000-0094: Undefined Security Weakness
procfs in BSD systems allows local users to gain root privileges by modifying the /proc/pid/mem interface via a modified file descriptor for stderr...
