Application: Cactus Software's shell-lock. (a) A trivial encoding mechanism is used for obfuscating the shell code in the "compiled" binary. Anyone with read permissions to the file in question can decode and retrieve the original shell code. Another vulnerability exists where the user can retrieve the un-encoded shell script without needing to actually decode the binary. (b) The vendors claim the program to be useful in creating SUID binaries on systems that do not honor SUID shell scripts and also to protect against the security problems with SUID shell scripts. As it turns out any shell-lock "compiled" program that is SUID root will allow any user to execute any program with root privileges.
fbc992a6624e12b0216864edca92c85c28dcac58f61f8ee50642f370d5371b9aDaemons to replace rsh and rlogin with those that log the remote host/user names and provides tcp wrapper access control. Replaces daemons on SunOS, Solaris, Ultrix 4.x. Supports S/KEY style passwords for login/ftp and rexec for many other flavours of UNIX.
6a6240fbe4899b95311c4826b17390788793fd0cbc95f8a9aff1497da36eec21Blurb for tcp_wrappers_7.6.tar.gz
ba6ca8ba9ee13ef06fd505b3d9e5b285d454a0e72b86349ac550c1bf7bb075ccWietse Venema's tcp wrapper. The package provides tiny daemon wrapper programs that can be installed without any changes to existing software or to existing configuration files. The wrappers report the name of the client host and of the requested service; the wrappers do not exchange information with the client or server applications, and impose no overhead on the actual conversation between the client and server applications.
9543d7adedf78a6de0b221ccbbd1952e08b5138717f4ade814039bb489a4315dRoot exploit for the rpmmail vulnerability in Red Hat 6.0. A vulnerability exists in the rpmmail package distributed on the Red Hat 6.0 Extra Applications CD. The potential compromise for this bug could be remote or local root or simply remote command execution as "nobody" or similar, depending on your system configuration.
2cdcf4abe1c6a4a8a7e75b47b916948aa173b33e93083ee15cadd95a85556788Sample denial of service attack against the Sambar HTTP-Server 4.2.1 running on Windows95
525b31fe0c35c900a3355b9822171065bf4356f4d474e7f5c7beb021df4ae167A root compromise is possible using a buffer overflow in the cdda2cdr package cdwtools-0.93.78
32b79c5ea9a8b96c79c9a0fe7f9925deece4eff4936063bb2e95cb25d98fa8b8Buffer overflows in FTP Serv-U 2.5.
3a0930556d22757867dbc57017c8360dce0eea7e4d7cf71bb2f9c0c7a452b56c".."-hole in Alibaba 2.0.
ab85df42ea84cf87c53ad28ae97e61da057744109d4ecd488d109858fb7b295eVulnerabilities in BisonWare FTP Server 3.5.
1afa959029404442157477e21c28438df90a40354bf7959843d365e82fdebf6f".."-hole in Broker FTP Server v.3.0 Build 1.
acfc6c3200dab5bf7eab84848292f6b0484d0d94053fc3bd9537b80dcaf13b5bNetscape Enterprise Server SSL Handshake Bug
285d0656db3855b2db3b7e41b331819b487551a63280b537fc0b7c149ef6c543Buffer overflow in AspUpload 1.4.
5ad4e0688d466820ec188552e81108419055d14da22cdd713bf4a438d2bf83d0FAQ for rasfix.exe
fbfce68bb8e5e746c33c205287d9f86baced70c53d667f8dcfbf312102d3dfa6FAQ for gsd.exe
3c710b24132607d1316326072588cbbbafa6f8cf55b263847bf047962562da39FAQ for strongpass.dll
df93ffe11f4f0ddb63722def399cb9f806a3b6cd35c76459afe67e090730f6d7FAQ for downgrade.exe
e0d8f88986ab71b07974c540bb3c43278998b87917b87f7e45a8e11cd54edf20FAQ for winfo.exe
df740c0c4b0a038956f3025557238c599d092273325f31256b6d38a9b8485b33FAQ for wups.exe
9c4ce0912d99f4d38341fb0ffdaf4acf57b50467b2ca8b4cbee38d29e741eeb4Rasfix: tightens the permissions on the rasman (Remote Access Connection Manager) service in Windows NT. This stops the exploit which Alberto Rodriguez Aragons has constructed.
4bed80ff071c6731b236cc70719c91374e21506329cc7889017f26e8895a9121GSD (Get Service Dacl) gives you the DACL (Discretionary Access Control List) of the Windows NT service you specify as a command line option.
207e65ce416221840f3ea2bdd7b9ff9ee7a7a1ebf1ab4e9599eab2ee19af02c4NTLast 1.6 is a security audit tool for Windows NT. It's a Win32 command line utility with several switches that search the event log for Interactive/Remote/Failed logon stats. In it's simplist form, it reports the last ten successful logons at your computer. NTLast does two significant things that event viewer does not. It can distinguish remote/interactive logons and it matches logon times with logoff times. NTLast is designed to assist your efforts in tracking down logon/logoff data.
f4714562db9789cff915e2fdb7578a6c93cb3878834211ba13fda28f127c0952A DLL that works like passfilt.dll, but enforces some extra password policies to make it harder for password crackers like l0phtcrack to crack LANMAN hashes of the passwords.
46c055ddc72e9b13f964b8310997adc7198cac1962db7fc18277c4aea581363bFake SMB server that tries a dialect downgrade to get plaintext passwords from remote users. For Windows NT.
62340b061d7a15fec551bb7363ad26af415e1c46046113635019a369ec27025bUses Null Sessions to retrieve account and share information from Windows NT.
438d40336b187ddd4f1ae7936aab6bee89668ec6aa6a4955fd9e39953de21f77
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