Sendmail < 8.8.5 MIME Conversion Malformed Header Overflow

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Sendmail < 8.13.2 Remote Overflow

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Sendmail .forward File Local Privilege Escalation

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Sendmail SMTP Server Detection

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Sendmail < 8.12.5 DNS Map TXT Query Overflow

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Sendmail < 8.9.3 Header Parsing Redirection DoS

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Sendmail < 8.12.9 NOCHAR Value Overflow

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Sendmail < 8.12.8 Double Pipe smrsh Bypass Overflow

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Sendmail DEBUG Arbitrary Command Execution

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Sendmail < 8.10.0 mail.local Newline Handling Remote DoS

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Sendmail < 8.6.8 Long Debug Local Overflow

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Sendmail .forward File Local Privilege Escalation

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Sendmail 'decode' Alias Arbitrary File Overwrite

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Sendmail < 8.8.3 Local Overflow

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Sendmail < 8.8.3 mime7to8 Function Overflow

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Sendmail < 8.7.6 GECOS Field Local Overflow DoS

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Sendmail < 8.6.10 IDENT Remote Overflow

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Mandrake Linux Security Advisory : sendmail (MDKSA-2003:092)

A buffer overflow vulnerability was discovered in the address parsing code in all versions of sendmail prior to 8.12.10 by Michal Zalewski, with a patch to fix the problem provided by Todd C. Miller. This vulnerability seems to be remotely exploitable on Linux systems running on the x86 platform;...

Mandrake Linux Security Advisory : sendmail (MDKSA-2003:042-1)

Michal Zalweski discovered a vulnerability in sendmail versions earlier than 8.12.9 in the address parser, which performs insufficient bounds checking in certain conditions due to a char to int conversion. This vulnerability makes it poissible for an attacker to take control of sendmail and is...

Mandrake Linux Security Advisory : sendmail (MDKSA-2001:075)

An input validation error exists in sendmail that may allow local users to write arbitrary data to process memory. This could possibly allow the execute of code or commands with elevated privileges and may also allow a local attacker to gain access to the root account. %NASLMINLEVEL 70300 C Tenab...