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Gentoo: mailman XSS vulnerabilities  17 February 2003 
The email variable and the default error page in mailmain 2.1 contains cross site scripting vulnerabilities.
 
Gentoo: bladeenc arbitrary code execution  05 February 2003 
A wave file will let the attacker to execute all the code he wants on the victim.
 
Gentoo: qt-dcgui file leaking vulnerability  04 February 2003 
All versions < 0.2.2 have a major security vulnerability in the directory parser.
 
Gentoo: slocate buffer overflow vulnerability  03 February 2003 
The overflow appears when the slocate is run with two parameters: -c and -r, using as arguments a 1024 bytes string.
 
Gentoo: Mail-SpamAssasin arbitrary code execution vulnerability  02 February 2003 
An attacker may be able to execute arbitrary code by sending a specially crafted e-mail to a system using SpamAssassin's spamc program in BSMTP mode.
 
Gentoo: vim command execution vulnerability  22 January 2003 
Opening a specially crafted text file with vim can execute arbitrary shell commands and pass parameters to them.
 
Gentoo: dhcp Multiple vulnerabilities  21 January 2003 
According to CERT advisory CA-2003-01 a buffer overflow exists in the minires library embedded in ISC DHCPD versions 3.0 through 3.0.1RC10.
 
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