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Xpdf - Integer overflow which causes heap overflow and NULL pointer derefernce.

ebx            0x0      0
(gdb) x/x $ebx
0x0:    Cannot access memory at address 0x0
(gdb) 

That's all. Everything is exacly what we analyse.

[1] - NULL pointer dereference:

-------------- xpdf-poc-null-pointer-dereference.pdf -------------
%PDF-1.3

FOWLCMS 1.1--Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities-->

http://[HOST]/[HOME_PATH]/index.php?site=signup

Exploited!


That's all!



DATAC RealWin 2.0 SCADA Software - Remote PreaAuth Exploit

.text:0042C018                 and     ecx, 3

.text:0042C01B                 rep movsb
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That's all, just for fun.

Regards,
Rubn.


MS08-067 - Where can I find an exploit for this?

Hello

There are some computers I know of that are NEVER updated (well
Service Packs, but that's all).

What I wish to do (with permission) is to show the owners of these
computers why they HAVE TO update there computer.

Here is the information about this (MS08-067);


RE: STP mitm attack idea

- when link beetween switch 1 and 2 is working we can't see frames that flying across wire

Additional information.
- timing question, ie - retransmition time beetween tcp frames, and time to break and repair link - is it possible to do it before frame is retransmited?

Uh that's all. Please think about it is possible, because my programming skills are to low to make it working.

With regards
Xperience


The history of a -probably- 13 years old Oracle bug: TNS Poison

As many of the client connections are connected to the legitimate
database through our proxy, we are also able to inject commands and/or
hijack connections. To inject commands, simply, wait for the customer to
send an SQL query/statement, replace the contents of the statement with
our desired command and that's all.

For session's hijack, simply, close the socket opened between the client
and our box and use the established connection channel between the real
database server and our machine. You may start sending SQL statements
right now.

[InterN0T] AMember 3.1.7 - Multiple Vulnerabilities

5) Make your username:
aaaaaaaaa

6) After signing up, go to profile.php and make sure the first- and last-name are correct.

7) Wait or social engineer the administrator to click: "Browse Users" in his admin panel, that's all!


Conclusion:
The vendor was not contacted due to they have encrypted all of
the files and because i believe in full disclosure and open source!

Exposing HMS HICP Protocol + Intellicom NetBiterConfig.exe Remote Buffer Overflow (Not patched)

+ "Invalid Password:" to indicate a failed configuration attempt
+ "Reconfigured:" to indicate success.


That's all. Make your own conclusions about the security level of this
protocol.I'm just presenting facts.

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2nd Part "Intellicom NetBiterConfing.exe Remote Stack Overwrite". Oday

Mod_proxy from apache 1.3 - Integer overflow which causes heap overflow.

disclaimers remain intact.


   Ending words...

That's all. I have tested it on/with latest apache version - 1.3.41.
Probably all versions 1.3.xx are vulnerability.

- Thanks and Best regards Adam Zabrocki (pi3 / pi3ki31ny).



STP mitm attack idea

- when link beetween switch 1 and 2 is working we can't see frames that flying across wire

Additional information.
- timing question, ie - retransmition time beetween tcp frames, and time to break and repair link - is it possible to do it before frame is retransmited?

Uh that's all. Please think about it is possible, because my programming skills are to low to make it working.

With regards
Xperience



RE: VMWare poor guest isolation design

usually running in its own protected address space.

In short, vms don't alleviate or protect you from buffer overflows (crap
code is still crap inside of a guest), but running a service in a dedicated
vm versus on a host with other concurrent services reduces the information
leakage should the service be subverted.  That's all.

        --Arthur Corliss
          Live Free or Die



Re[2]: [Full-disclosure] Update: [GSEC-TZO-44-2009] One bug to rule them all - Firefox, IE, Safari, Opera, Chrome, Seamonkey, iPhone, iPod, Wii, PS3....

Yes,  we  all  know  that.  The  flaw here was not looping on itself a
thousands  of  times,  wow.  It was a DOM implementation flaw. That's
what made it interesting. A border case that was not accounted for.

That's  all,  still  interesting.  I don't see how Javascripts endless
loops are similar at all - sorry.


MZ> There are literally thousands of HTML- and JavaScript-related denial
MZ> of service vectors in modern browsers. If you want a silly, ad hoc



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