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Slackware: samba password buffer overflow vulnerability  22 November 2002 
New Samba packages are available for Slackware 8.1 and -current to fix a security problem and provide other bugfixes and improvements.
 
Slackware: Multiple recent security updates  31 July 2002 
Slackware has noted that they've fixed the recent mm, glibc, openssl, php, and openssh vulnerabilities recently discovered.
 
Slackware: 'apache' Remote DoS vulnerability  20 June 2002 
Slackware has updated apache to fix the recent chunked encoding vulnerability.
 
Slackware: 'nautilus' Symlink attack vulnerability  14 May 2002 
autilus was patched and recompiled to fix a problem which would allow a malicious user to mount a symlink attack to overwrite another user's files.
 
Slackware: 'sudo' Local buffer overflow vulnerability  26 April 2002 
New sudo packages are available to fix a security problem which may allow users to become root, or to execute arbitrary code as root.
 
Slackware: 'cvs' Multiple vulnerabilities  12 March 2002 
Patched to link to the shared zlib on the system instead of statically linking to the included zlib source. Also, use mktemp to create files in /tmp files more safely.
 
Slackware: 'rsync' Multiple vulnerabilities  12 March 2002 
Fixes the zlib vulnerability and supplementary groups are removed from a server process after changing uid and gid.
 
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