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05/10/05: GeoVision Digital Surveillance System Unauthorized JPEG Image Access Vulnerability 05/10/05: NukeET Base64 Codigo Variable Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability 05/10/05: WowBB View_User.PHP SQL Injection Vulnerability 05/10/05: Mozilla Suite/Firefox HTTP Authentication Dialogs Tab Focus Vulnerability 05/10/05: Ethereal DISTCC Dissection Stack Buffer Overflow Vulnerability 05/10/05: WoltLab Burning Board Unspecified Vulnerability 05/10/05: Notes Module for PHPBB SQL Injection Vulnerability 05/10/05: Sun Solaris NewGRP Local Buffer Overflow Vulnerability 05/10/05: LibXpm Image Decoding Multiple Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities 05/10/05: Snmppd syslog() Function Remote Format String 05/10/05: PRADO ViewState Data Nondescript Issue 05/10/05: Apple iTunes MPEG4 Buffer Overflow May Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code 05/10/05: ASP Inline Corporate Calendar details.asp Event_ID SQL Injection 05/10/05: ASP Inline Corporate Calendar defer.asp Event_ID Variable SQL Injection 05/10/05: SimpleCam Web Server Traversal Arbitrary File Access 05/10/05: MidiCart PHP Shopping Cart item_show.php code_no Variable SQL Injection 05/10/05: MidiCart PHP Shopping Cart item_list.php Multiple Variable SQL Injection 05/10/05: MidiCart PHP Shopping Cart item_list.php Multiple Variable XSS 05/10/05: MidiCart PHP Shopping Cart search_list.php searchstring Variable XSS 05/10/05: MidiCart PHP Shopping Cart Multiple Script Direct Request Path Disclosure 05/10/05: MidiCart PHP Shopping Cart search_list.php searchstring Variable SQL Injection 05/10/05: Interspire ArticleLive 2005 newcomment BlogId Variable XSS 05/10/05: Interspire ArticleLive 2005 register Multiple Variable XSS 05/10/05: IPSec ESP Lets Inline Users Modify Packets to Cause the Plaintext to Be Rerouted and Recovered 05/09/05: Multiple Kerio Products Short Password Brute Force Issue 05/09/05: Rootkit Hunter rkhunter Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/rpcinit Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/nis Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/tcp Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /usr/lib/mkdev/hostmib Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /usr/lib/cleantmp Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/init.d/VDRESTORE Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/init.d/hostmib Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/nfs Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: CodeThatShoppingCart Input Validation Holes Permit SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting Attacks 05/09/05: Mozilla nsPPMDecoder.cpp PPM Image Processing Overflow 05/09/05: SCO OpenServer /etc/init.d/VDISK Symlink Arbitrary File Overwrite 05/09/05: Orenosv HTTP/FTP Server FTP Command Buffer Overflow Lets Remote Users Crash the Server and HTTP SSI Buffer Overflow May Let Local Users Execute Arbitrary Code 05/09/05: MyPHP Forum privmsg.php Username Spoofing 05/09/05: MyPHP Forum post.php Username Spoofing 05/09/05: MailEnable HTTPS Authorization: Field Remote Overflow 05/09/05: Meeting Room Booking System Cookie Password Disclosure 05/09/05: Oops! Proxy Server my_xlog auth() Format String 05/09/05: Linux Kernel via686a Driver Insecure File Creation 05/09/05: Linux Kernel it87 Driver Insecure File Creation 05/09/05: Plans plans.cgi display_type Variable XSS 05/09/05: Plans Nondescript MySQL Password Remote Disclosure 05/09/05: 602LAN SUITE mail A Variable Traversal File Enumeration 05/09/05: paFAQ question.php Multiple Parameter SQL Injection 05/09/05: paFAQ comment.php Multiple Parameter SQL Injection Previous :: Next	Updated automatically every 10 minutes, 24x7. Sponsors GFI is a leading worldwide developer of messaging, content security and network security software for Windows NT/2000/2003/XP administrators. Sponsorship SecurityWatch is looking for sponsors in order to help us to maintain and improve the service. Please contact for further information.
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