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RH6.1: lpr (RHSA-1999:041-03)  07 December 1999 
There are potential problems with file access checking in the lpr and lpd programs. These could allow users to potentially print files they do not have access to. Also, there are bugs in remote printing in the lpd that shipped with Red Hat Linux 6.1.
 
RH6.1: wu-ftpd (RHSA-1999:043-01)  07 December 1999 
Various computer security groups have reported security problems in the WU-FTPD daemon, the FTP server shipped with all versions of Red Hat Linux.
 
RH6.1: screen (RHSA-1999:042-01)  07 December 1999 
Screen uses ptys with world read/write permissions.
 
RH6.1: PAM (RHSA-1999:040-01)  07 December 1999 
Under some network configurations PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) will fail to lock access to disabled NIS accounts.
 
RH6.1: netscape (RHSA-1999:039-02)  07 December 1999 
A new version of Netscape has been released. This release fixes some security problems in Javascript and form signing.
 
RH6.0: xscreensaver  07 December 1999 
In the xscreensaver package shipped with Red Hat Linux 6.0, certain security checks were disabled that could result in a security vulnerability if the screensaver was configured in a particular manner. While Red Hat Linux 6.0 does not ship with such a configuration, it is recommended that users upgrade to the fixed packages. Thanks to Jamie Zawinski for pointing this out.
 
RH6.0: INN  07 December 1999 
Security problems have been found with the version of INN that shipped with Red Hat Linux 6.0. By editing the inn.conf file, or changing the INNCONF environment variable, the 'news' user could execute arbitrary code as root. Thanks to the users of BUGTRAQ for noting this problem. It is recommended that users of INN under Red Hat Linux 6.0 upgrade to the new packages. This vulnerability does not affect the INN that shipped in previous versions of Red Hat Linux.
 
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