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netstd: buffer overflows in bootpd and ftp  13 December 1999  Print E-mail
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Debian We have received reports that the netstd suffered from two buffer overflows. The first problem is an exploitable buffer overflow in the bootp server. The second problem is an overflow in the FTP client. Both problems are fixed in a new netstd package, version 3.07-2hamm.4 .
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Security hole in inn <= 2.2.1  08 December 1999  Print E-mail
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SuSE The Inter Net News server inn does not do proper bounds checking.
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Security hole in syslogd-1.3.33  08 December 1999  Print E-mail
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SuSE The syslogd server uses a Unix Domain stream socket (/dev/log) for receiving local log messages via syslog(3). Unix Domain stream sockets are non connection-less, that means, that one process is needed to serve one client.
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Security hole in thttpd 1.90a - 2.04  08 December 1999  Print E-mail
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SuSE The thttpd web server doesn't do proper bounds checking in the date parsing function tdate_parse().
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Security hole in bind8 < 8.2.2p2 and bind4 < 4.9.7-REL  08 December 1999  Print E-mail
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SuSE Several vulnerabilities were found within bind4 and bind8.
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