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Http Response Splitting Vulnerability In PHP-NUKE 7.6 and below
Dcrab 's Security Advisory Hsc Security Group http://www.hackerscenter.com/ dP Security http://digitalparadox.org/ Get Dcrab's Services to audit your Web servers, scripts, networks, etc. Learn more at http://www.digitalparadox.org/services.ah Severity: High Title: Http Response Splitting...
CVE-2005-0874
The CVE-2005-0874 entry covers multiple buffer overflows in Trillian 2.0 plug-ins (AIM, MSN, RSS, and others). The root cause is deficient handling of long strings in an HTTP/1.1 response header, enabling a remote attacker to trigger a denial of service (application crash). Exploitation details a...
CVE-2005-0874: Undefined Security Weakness
Multiple buffer overflows in the 1 AIM, 2 MSN, 3 RSS, and other plug-ins for Trillian 2.0 allow remote web servers to cause a denial of service application crash via a long string in an HTTP 1.1 response header...
Multiple Trillian instant messenger buffer overflows
Multiple buffer overflow on parsing HTTP-based protocols, including RSS...
A page containing the rss-macro is not displayed if the requested rss-feed is "down"
A page containing the rss-feed macro is not shown if the requested rss-feed is "down" there's no response sent to the browser. It would certainly be better if the page could be displayed anyway; perhaps with a message stating that the feed contents can't be fetched...
A page containing the rss-macro is not displayed if the requested rss-feed is "down"
A page containing the rss-feed macro is not shown if the requested rss-feed is "down" there's no response sent to the browser. It would certainly be better if the page could be displayed anyway; perhaps with a message stating that the feed contents can't be fetched...
A page containing the rss-macro is not displayed if the requested rss-feed is "down"
A page containing the rss-feed macro is not shown if the requested rss-feed is "down" there's no response sent to the browser. It would certainly be better if the page could be displayed anyway; perhaps with a message stating that the feed contents can't be fetched...
