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Gentoo: mod_php buffer overflow vulnerability  13 January 2003 
If you use the wordwrap() function on user-supplied input, a specially-crafted input can overflow the allocated buffer and overwrite the heap.
 
Gentoo: libpng buffer overflow vulnerability  08 January 2003 
There is a problem in connection with 16-bit samples from libpng.
 
Gentoo: lcdproc remote code execution vulnerability  07 January 2003 
The vulnerabilities in LCDproc allow an attacker to remotely execute arbitrary code or cause the LCDproc server to crash.
 
Gentoo: http-fetcher buffer overflow  07 January 2003 
HTTP Fetcher library is exposed to very fatal buffer overflow.
 
Gentoo: monopd buffer overflow vulnerability  06 January 2003 
A buffer overflow exist in the messaging framework which would allow a remote user to execute commands as the user running the game server.
 
Gentoo: libmcrypt buffer overflow vulnerabilities  06 January 2003 
limbcrypt versions prior to 2.5.5 contain a number of buffer overflow vulnerabilities that stem from imporper or lacking input validation.
 
Gentoo: dhcpcd input validation vulnerability  06 January 2003 
A lack of input validation on an external script may make it possible for commands injected by a malicious DHCP server to be executed through the use of shell metacharacters such as ';' and '|'. These commands may run with root privileges.
 
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