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Archive for November, 2017

QEMU 2.10 Buffer Overflow

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QEMU version 2.10 suffers from an NBD server long export name stack buffer overflow vulnerability. This was introduced with commit f37708f6b8.

Synology StorageManager 5.2 Remote Command Execution

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Synology StorageManager version 5.2 suffers from a remote root command execution vulnerability in smart.cgi.

Asterisk 13.17.2~dfsg-2 Memory Exhaustion

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Asterisk version 13.17.2~dfsg-2 suffers from a remote unauthenticated memory exhaustion vulnerability.

Mac OS X Root Privilege Escalation

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This Metasploit module exploits a serious flaw in Mac OS X High Sierra. Any user can login with user “root”, leaving an empty password.

http://www.bantakhospital.go.th

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http://www.bantakhospital.go.th notified by The WTJ

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[local] macOS High Sierra – Root Privilege Escalation (Metasploit)

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macOS High Sierra – Root Privilege Escalation (Metasploit)

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[webapps] Jobs2Careers / Coroflot Clone – SQL Injection

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Jobs2Careers / Coroflot Clone – SQL Injection

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[dos] Linux Kernel – 'The Huge Dirty Cow' Overwriting The Huge Zero Page

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Linux Kernel – ‘The Huge Dirty Cow’ Overwriting The Huge Zero Page

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Android Gmail Attachment Download Directory Traversal

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There is a directory traversal issue in attachment downloads in Gmail. For non-gmail accounts, there is no path sanitization on the attachment filename in the email, so when attachments are downloaded, a file with any name and any contents can be written to anywhere on the filesystem that the Gmail app can access.

HikVision Wi-Fi IP Camera Wireless Access Point State

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HikVision Wi-Fi IP cameras come with a default SSID “davinci”, with a setting of no WiFi encryption or authentication. Depending on the firmware version, there is no configuration option within the camera to turn off Wi-Fi. If a camera is deployed via wired ethernet, then the WiFi settings won’t be adjusted, and a rogue AP […]