The 'realpath()' function is a C-library procedure to resolve the canonical, absolute pathname of a file based on a path that may contain values such as '/', './', '../', or symbolic links. A vulnerability that was reported to affect the implementation of 'realpath()' in WU-FTPD has lead to the discovery that at least one implementation of the C library is also vulnerable. Reportedly, this vulnerability has been successfully exploited against WU-FTPD to execute arbitrary instructions.
The 'realpath()' function is a C-library procedure to resolve the canonical, absolute pathname of a file based on a path that may contain values such as '/', './', '../', or symbolic links. A vulnerability that was reported to affect the implementation of 'realpath()' in WU-FTPD has lead to the discovery that at least one implementation of the C library is also vulnerable. Reportedly, this vulnerability has been successfully exploited against WU-FTPD to execute arbitrary instructions.
The mandb utility has been reported to be affected by multiple local buffer overflow vulnerabilities. These issues present themselves due to insufficient bounds checking performed on user-supplied data before it is copied into reserved buffers in memory. It has been reported that a local attacker may exploit these issues to execute arbitrary instructions in the context of the mandb utility.
Half-Life servers are prone to a buffer overflow that may be exploited by a malicious remote client. The vulnerability occurs because the software fails to sufficiently bounds-check client-supplied data during requests to join multiplayer games. This could allow attackers to execute code in the context of the vulnerable server.
Half-Life servers are prone to a buffer overflow that may be exploited by a malicious remote client. The vulnerability occurs because the software fails to sufficiently bounds-check client-supplied data during requests to join multiplayer games. This could allow attackers to execute code in the context of the vulnerable server.
Half-Life Client has been reported prone to a remotely exploitable buffer overflow condition. The issue presents itself in the client connection routine, used by the client to negotiate a connection to the Half-Life game server. Due to a lack of sufficient bounds checking performed on both the parameter and value of data transmitted from the game server to the client, a malicious server may execute arbitrary code on an affected client.
XBlast is vulnerable to a buffer overflow due to insufficient bounds checking of data supplied via the HOME environment variable. Successful exploitation would allow a local user to execute code with a gid of games.
Mini SQL (mSQL) has been reported prone to a remotely exploitable format string vulnerability, when handling user-supplied data. Reportedly a remote attacker may send malicious format specifiers to trigger the issue. This vulnerability could permit a remote attacker to corrupt arbitrary locations in memory with attacker-supplied data, potentially allowing for execution of arbitrary code.
Softshoe is allegedly prone to cross-site scripting attacks. An attacker can exploit this issue by creating a malicious link that contains hostile HTML or script code to a site that is hosting the vulnerable software. If such a link is visited, the attacker-supplied code may be rendered in the user's web browser.
Gallery is prone to a cross-site scripting vulnerability. This issue is present in the search engine facility provided by the software. An attacker could exploit this issue by constructing a malicious link to the search engine that contains hostile HTML and script code. Attacker-supplied code could be rendered in the browser of a user who follows such a link.
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