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SuSE alert: apache-contrib
The Apache module mod_auth_mysql 1.4,which is shipped since SuSE Linux 7.1, was found vulnerable to possible bypass authentication by MySQL command injection. An adversary could insert MySQL commands along with a password and these commands will be interpreted by MySQL while mod_auth_mysql is doing the password lookup in the database. A positive authentication could be returned.
Red Hat alert: Updated xinetd package available for Red Hat Linux 7 and 7.1
A security audit has been done by Solar Designer on xinetd, and the
results are now being made available as a preemptive measure.
Red Hat alert: Updated xinetd package available for Red Hat Linux 7 and 7.1
A security audit has been done by Solar Designer on xinetd, and the
results are now being made available as a preemptive measure.
Red Hat alert: Updated xinetd package available for Red Hat Linux 7 and 7.1
A security audit has been done by Solar Designer on xinetd, and the
results are now being made available as a preemptive measure.
Red Hat alert: Updated xinetd package available for Red Hat Linux 7 and 7.1
A security audit has been done by Solar Designer on xinetd, and the
results are now being made available as a preemptive measure.
Red Hat alert: New sendmail packages available which fix a local root exploit
An input validation error in the debugging functionality of all currently
released versions of sendmail can enable a local user to gain root
access. New packages that fix this problem are available for Red Hat Linux
5.2, 6.2, 7.0, and 7.1.
Red Hat alert: New sendmail packages available which fix a local root exploit
An input validation error in the debugging functionality of all currently
released versions of sendmail can enable a local user to gain root
access. New packages that fix this problem are available for Red Hat Linux
5.2, 6.2, 7.0, and 7.1.
Red Hat alert: New sendmail packages available which fix a local root exploit
An input validation error in the debugging functionality of all currently
released versions of sendmail can enable a local user to gain root
access. New packages that fix this problem are available for Red Hat Linux
5.2, 6.2, 7.0, and 7.1.
Red Hat alert: Updated fetchmail packages available
Updated fetchmail packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 5.2, 6.2, 7,
and 7.1. These packages close a remotely-exploitable vulnerability in
fetchmail.
Red Hat alert: Updated fetchmail packages available
Updated fetchmail packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 5.2, 6.2, 7,
and 7.1. These packages close a remotely-exploitable vulnerability in
fetchmail.
Red Hat alert: Updated fetchmail packages available
Updated fetchmail packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 5.2, 6.2, 7,
and 7.1. These packages close a remotely-exploitable vulnerability in
fetchmail.
SuSE alert: screen
screen is a terminal multiplexer program that allows reattaching to a detached session as well as multi-attached (shared) sessions.
SuSE alert: nkitb/nkitserv/telnetd
The telnet server which is shipped with SuSE distributions contains a remotely exploitable buffer-overflow within its telnet option negotiation code. This bug is wide-spread on UN*X systems and affects almost all implementations of telnet daemons available. SuSE 7.2 distribution ships the telnet-server package which contains the vulnerable telnet daemon. This package has been fixed.
SuSE alert: sendmail
Cade Cairns of Securityfocus discovered a vulnerability in the sendmail program, the widely spread MTA used in Unix- and Unix-like systems. A local user can write arbitrary data to the process memory, resulting in user-controlled code to be executed as user root. Please note that this is a _local_ vulnerability: Local shell access is needed for the attacker to be able to take advantage of this error. The /usr/sbin/sendmail program is installed set-uid root in most installations. This special privilege is needed for the sendmail program to operate properly. The attack pattern involves running sendmail to make use of the setuid-bit. Please note that this is the first sendmail security problem since 1997.
SuSE alert: adb
Sdbsearch.cgi is Perl script which is part of the sdb package of SuSE Linux was found vulnerable by using untrustworthy client input (HTTP_REFERER). By exploiting this trust an attacker could force the sdbsearch.cgi script to open a malicious keylist file which includes keywords and filenames. By replacing the filename in the keylist file with the Perl pipe followed by arbitrary shell commands the sdbsearch.cgi would execute these commands when trying to open these 'filenames'. Note, that the attacker needs local access to the machine to store the keylist file on the server running sdbsearch.cgi. Misconfigured ftp accounts, trojan tar balls or RPM files could also be used.
SuSE alert: fetchmail
Fetchmail is a tool for retrieving and forwarding mail. Two vulnerabilities in the code of fetchmail were found in the last weeks. 1.) By sending a header with a large "To:" line a buffer overflow will be triggered in the header parsing code. 2.) By impersonating a pop3 or imap server by using DNS spoofing or getting control over the pop3/imap server an attacker could trigger a buffer overflow in the pop3 and imap code of fetchmail. All the attacker has to do is to fake a LIST response message and providing two integers. One will used as index for a stack array and the other one is the value written to this index. Both vulnerabilities could be used to get remote access to the system with the privilege of the user running fetchmail.
Debian alert: telnetd-ssl AYT buffer overflow
This is a followup to the problem described in DSA 075-1. Please read
the original advisory to find out more about the security problem.
This advisory and upload only fixes a problem with binary packages for
sparc that were mistakenly linked to the wrong library.
Debian alert: telnetd-ssl AYT buffer overflow
The telnet daemon contained in the netkit-telnet-ssl_0.16.3-1 package in
the 'stable' (potato) distribution of Debian GNU/Linux is vulnerable to an
exploitable overflow in its output handling.
The original bug was found by <scut@nb.in-berlin.de>, and announced to
bugtraq on Jul 18 2001. At that time, netkit-telnet versions after 0.14 were
not believed to be vulnerable.
On Aug 10 2001, zen-parse posted an advisory based on the same problem, for
all netkit-telnet versions below 0.17.
More details can be found on http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/203000 .
As Debian uses the 'telnetd' user to run in.telnetd, this is not a remote
root compromise on Debian systems; the 'telnetd' user can be compromised.
Debian alert: buffer overflow in Window Maker
Alban Hertroys found a buffer overflow in Window Maker (a popular window
manager for X). The code that handles titles in the window list menu did
not check the length of the title when copying it to a buffer. Since
applications will set the title using untrusted data (for example web
browsers will set the title of their window to the title of the web-page
being shown) this could be exploited remotely.
Debian alert: 3 security problems in imp
The Horde team released version 2.2.6 of IMP (a web based IMAP mail
program) which fixes three security problems. Their release announcement
describes them as follows:
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