6271 matches found
DSA-733-1 crip - insecure temporary files
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DSA-732-1 mailutils - several
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DSA-731-1 krb4 - buffer overflows
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DSA-730-1 bzip2 - race condition
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DSA-729-1 php4 - missing input sanitising
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DSA-728-1 qpopper - missing privilege release
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DSA-726-1 oops - format string vulnerability
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DSA-727-1 libconvert-uulib-perl - buffer overflow
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DSA-725-1 ppxp - missing privilege release
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DSA-725-2 ppxp - missing privilege release
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DSA-724-1 phpsysinfo - design flaw
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DSA-722-1 smail - buffer overflow
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DSA-723-1 xfree86 - buffer overflow
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DSA-721-1 squid - design flaw
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DSA-720-1 smartlist - wrong input processing
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DSA-718-1 ethereal - buffer overflow
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DSA-719-1 prozilla - format string problems
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DSA-715-1 cvs - several
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DSA-716-1 gaim - denial of service
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DSA-717-1 lsh-utils - buffer overflow, typo
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DSA-714-1 kdelibs - several
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DSA-701-2 samba - integer overflows
It has been discovered that the last security update for Samba, a LanManager like file and printer server for GNU/Linux and Unix-like systems caused the daemon to crash upon reload. This has been fixed. For reference below is the original advisory text: Greg MacManus discovered an integer overflo...
DSA-713-1 junkbuster - several
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DSA-661-2 f2c - insecure temporary files
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DSA-711-1 info2www - missing input sanitising
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DSA-712-1 geneweb - insecure file operations
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DSA-710-1 gtkhtml - null pointer dereference
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DSA-708-1 php3 - missing input sanitising
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DSA-709-1 libexif - buffer overflow
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DSA-707-1 mysql - several
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DSA-706-1 axel - buffer overflow
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DSA-705-1 wu-ftpd - missing input sanitising
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DSA-704-1 remstats - tempfile, missing input sanitising
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DSA-702-1 imagemagick - several
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DSA-703-1 krb5 - buffer overflows
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DSA-701-1 samba - integer overflows
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DSA-700-1 mailreader - missing input sanitising
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DSA-698-1 mc - buffer overflow
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DSA-697-1 netkit-telnet - buffer overflow
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DSA-699-1 netkit-telnet-ssl - buffer overflow
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DSA-696-1 perl - design flaw
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DSA-694-1 xloadimage - missing input sanitising, integer overflow
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DSA-695-1 xli - buffer overflow, input sanitising, integer overflow
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DSA-693-1 luxman - buffer overflow
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DSA-662-2 squirrelmail - several
Andrew Archibald discovered that the last update to squirrelmail which was intended to fix several problems caused a regression which got exposed when the user hits a session timeout. For completeness below is the original advisory text: Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in...
DSA-692-1 kppp - design flaw
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DSA-691-1 abuse - several
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DSA-690-1 bsmtpd - missing input sanitising
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