A vulnerability in Intel Centrino 220BG Wireless driver allows remote attackers via a malformed beacon packet to cause the driver to overflow an internal buffer which in turn can be used to execute arbitrary code. The following exploit code can be used to test the vulnerability.
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Intel Centrino 2200BG Wireless Driver Probe Overflow
A vulnerability in SCO UnixWare’s Reliant HA program allows local attackers to overflow an internal buffer in the program causing it to execute arbitrary code.
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SCO UnixWare Reliant HA Local Root (Exploit)
A vulnerability in SCO UnixWare’s Merge mcd command allows local attackers to gain elevated privileges by overflowing an internal buffer used by the program.
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SCO UnixWare Merge mcd Local Root (Exploit)
wep0ff-ng is a penetration testing tool that can be used to generate traffic with WEP-based wireless clients.
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wep0ff-ng.tar.gz
A vulnerability in Sun’s Clustering service rpc.metad allows remote attackers to cause it to crash by sending it malformed data.
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Sun Cluster rpc.metad DoS (Exploit)
A vulnerability in NetWin’s IMAP server allows authenticated users to cause an internal buffer to overflow which in turn can be used to cause the product to execute arbitrary code.
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NetWin Surgemail LIST Universal (Exploit)
Firebird is “a relational database offering many ANSI SQL-92 features that runs on Linux, Windows, and a variety of Unix platforms”. A vulnerability in Firebird allows remote attackers to cause the server to overflow an internal buffer by causing it to overflow the value of an integer.
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Firebird Integer Overflow (Exploit)
RadialNet is a network visualization tool. It consists in a graphical visualization of the networks mapped with Nmap, with some efforts to make it easy to find security problems.
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radialnet-0.44.tar.gz
OpenNHRP implements the NBMA Next Hop Resolution Protocol (as defined in RFC 2332). It makes it possible to create a dynamic multipoint VPN Linux router using NHRP, GRE, and IPsec. It aims to be Cisco DMVPN compatible.
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opennhrp-0.5.tar.bz2
d3vscan is a network manager that is able to uniquely identify and graphically plot network and bluetooth devices to provide a higher degree of understanding of a particular network. It is also simple enough to be used by an average end user.
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d3vscan-alpha7.tar