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Previous versions of the file package are vulnerable to two attacks in which
a maliciously crafted file can cause the file command, and any other application
using libmagic, to use excessive CPU resources (Denial of Service), crash, or
execute arbitrary, attacker-provided code. |
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Previous versions of the madwifi kernel module were vulnerable to three issues whereby malicious remote users can cause a crash via specially formed packets sent to the vulnerable system. |
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Previous versions of the python package have a weakness that can expose
memory contents, leading to potential information exposure. |
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Previous versions of the freetype package were vulnerable to an issue
whereby a specially crafted ttf file could execute arbitrary code at the
permission level of the use running freetype. |
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Previous versions of the libpng package can cause applications to crash when
loading malformed PNG files. It is not currently known whether this
vulnerability can be exploited to execute malicious code. |
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Previous versions of the samba package are vulnerable to multiple attacks in
which remote attackers may be able to run arbitrary code as the root user on
samba servers. The default install of Foresight is not vulnerable - one must
manually configure samba for these vulnerabilities to be exposed. |
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Previous versions of the Linux kernel are vulnerable to a local user Denial
of Service attack in which local users can trigger a kernel stack overflow using
the netlink layer, and to one remote Denial of Service attack in which if IPv6
routing has been configured, a remote user can cause the system to use all
available network bandwidth by sending a specially-crafted IPv6 packet. |
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