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RedHat: 'openssl' multiple vulnerabilities  18 July 2001 
Multiple vulnerabilities including a flaw in the pseudo-random unber generation exist in previous versions of OpenSSL.
 
RedHat: 'elm' buffer overflow vulnerability  17 July 2001 
Elm had a buffer overflow when handling very long message-ids. Thisoverwrote other header fields, and could potentially cause more damage.
 
RedHat: 'util-linux' vipw vulnerability  16 July 2001 
vipw, from the util-linux package in Red Hat Linux 7.1, included a new option that allowed editing of the /etc/shadow file as well as /etc/passwd. However, this option did not take measures to ensure that the file remained only readable by root.
 
RedHat: 'xloadimage' buffer overflow  13 July 2001 
These updated packages fix a buffer overflow in thefaces reader. A remote site could cause arbitrary code to be executed asthe user running Netscape.
 
RedHat: 'xinetd' string handling vulnerability  13 July 2001 
A boundary checking case in xinetd's string handling was fixed in the 2.3.0release of xinetd.
 
RedHat: 'xloadimage' buffer overflow  09 July 2001 
These updated packages fix a buffer overflow in the faces reader.
 
Red Hat: 'xinetd' vulnerability  07 July 2001 
A boundary checking case in xinetd's string handling was fixed in the 2.3.0 release of xinetd.
 
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