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A security vulnerability has been found in versions of Samba up to and including 2.2.8.
A potential buffer overflow in Mutt version 1.4 exists when parsing mailbox names returned by an IMAP server.
There are a number of potentially exploitable vulnerabilities in the netpbm library.
A carefully crafted filename passed to the program could lead to the execution ofarbitrary code.
Updated Kerberos packages for Red Hat Linux 9 fix a number of vulnerabilities found in MIT Kerberos.
The vsftpd FTP daemon switched from being run by xinetd to being run as a standalone service. In doing so, it was accidentally not compiled against tcp_wrappers.
Updated Samba packages are now available to fix security vulnerabilities found during a code audit.
There is a vulnerability that allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service.
The address parser performs insufficient bounds checking in certain conditions due to a char to int conversion, making it possible for an attacker to take control of the application.
Updated Evolution packages are available which fix several vulnerabilities.
Updated Kerberos packages fix a number of vulnerabilities found in MIT Kerberos.
Updated samba packages are now available to fix security vulnerabilities found during a code audit.
Updated Evolution packages are available which fix several vulnerabilities.
Updated Evolution packages are available which fix several vulnerabilities.
Updated kernel packages for Red Hat Linux 6.2 and 7.0 are now available that fix several security vulnerabilities.
Updated glibc packages are available to fix an integer overflow in the XDR decoder.
A buffer overflow and race condition vulnerabilities have been fixed. These vulnerabilities may lead to remote root compromise.
Updated kernel packages for Red Hat Linux 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, and 8.0 are now available. These packages fix a ptrace-related vulnerability that can lead to elevated privileges.
Updated rxvt packages are available which fix a number of vulnerabilities in the handling of escape sequences.
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