Forbidden Knowledge Magazine. Issue 6. Includes: Memory and Addressing Protection Part Two, Silly PGPDisk Bug, Playing with Nokia and Ericsson Cellphones, Securing RedHat Linux 6.0, RedHat 6.0 LILO PAM Filter workaround, Java Personal Webserver 0.9 DoS, Ripping off Arcade Machines, A guide to Linux/FreeBSD IP Firewalling, Windows backdoor Stupidity, A Study of the CyberTrade Extranet, Telkom Identicall Glitches, Making free calls from Blue Payphones.
2c73471b0f977965a741094afcde6b594941741f27dfa5e07f8d4fa98e7a9e20A daemon which kills shells with idle time above a certain limit.
8818b38a84283a859e30dd27f85c70af3e475a7baf52cfc154568f631e07ceffClassic bindshell. Used for SUID ftp exploit.
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069725f9c2fe7abd094735bb71ce9fce843da37f82c9c469a6e2d2534c5aac8fInternet Viruses Advisory.
0d34fe14b264678a549e8138baf52f4e5746f67aea9282eec66789c3f1814813VMware v1.0.1 and earlier for Linux contains multiple buffer overflows, allowing local users to obtain root access.
b4af5a19417f6767957e9e244e383de7c8ba141ac0f7fc754801d29cc0d227a3Cable modem/DSL users using Windows with shares enabled can allow unauthorized users to access their data. Password protected shares are also susceptible to brute force attacks.
3e3e2e07ba6567defa58aa61b67162507fe04eab168a893cf8a715467d1af3d5Team Asylum has discovered a vulnerability that exists in iHTML Merchant which would allow a malicious hacker to (at the very least) view the protected files in the website's administrative section, giving the attacker the ability to view credit card information. If the iHTML Merchant is being run on Windows 95/98/NT the vulnerability is much more severe. The vulnerability exists in how iHTML Merchant parses code. The attacker could: 1) Delete any file on the server 2) Write a file to any folder on the server. 3) Upload a trojan. 4) Steal credit card numbers, and other hidden information. If the iHTML Merchant is being run on UNIX, the possibility exists that the web site could be altered. These findings reflect the default settings for 95/98/NT and iHTML Merchant.
b1646822c7aa0f1604e4beccd66d0c27cb5d8c69f72132694bb5424c97673a8fA denial of service attack exists in build 733 of Yahoo! Messenger. The vulnerability exists when Messenger leaves port 5010 open. When a connection is made on port 5010, Messenger crashes. The connection stays open until the user closes the program. Malicious users can not only crash Yahoo! Messenger users, but it also gives them the capability of scanning and detecting Messenger users across wide networks by simply scanning port 5010.
ca10833671b0a05e2aa0dd3c6363b8b4c0a78d50c0f71d010c153818e2940d03Winfingerprint 2.10 is a console based Win32 discovery tool. It is written in VC++ 6, and is currently in the process of being developed. Now enumerates Service Pack Level and Hotfixes.
d0f8937b2e30fcd9fd8cfeed793e88bf18b29b63f7905e0aac430d31abc68fa3The SINUS firewall. For linux 2.2.x kernels. The only firewall under linux with a portable GUI interface, which works with JDK 1.2 under Windows, Linux, OS/2, Solaris and more. Supports NAT. (Official Site).
6625c8332d9d5d985c7588bde9ec61fbfd5799f4a58909c99f1ee48e0b2a0d30An analysis of the PC Week Crack of an Apache Web Server running on Red Hat. An extremely interesting article to read, describing in detail how a cgi on the box was exploited. An application of the excellent article by rain forest puppy on manipulating perl in Phrack 55 (a must read).
dec0da0db3a4bcaf50ad010fa6a750a1b14e7debeca6ad56ad3b0c8fec487092Archive of the PC Week html/code/exploit.
5320c4922039ec7478f3c839f6d8ca6456b5d6bffeb47ac8bfc6b00c0b49f63eIC3D Inc's Newsletter for September 1999. As a DOS executable.
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