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From: Rain Forest Puppy (rfp
vulnwatch.org)Date: Wed Nov 28 2001 - 12:38:39 CST
Yes, yes, 20 more apps that have security fixes listed in their
changelogs. I'm not going to dig too far into each to figure out the
exact nature of the problem--I leave that as an exercise to the reader.
The versions listed are the *fixed* versions.
Notable applications include slrn, mailman, and linux wireless tools.
Enjoy,
- rfp
- vBulletin 2.2.0
"source code audit by an independent 3rd party for security issues"
- Redirected Execution Tree 2.3
"A security hole was fixed"
- SLRN 0.9.7.3
"It also fixes some bugs and one security hole."
- panFora 1.4.0
"Login security was enhanced by making it much harder to hijack user
cookies" (does that mean it was possible to hijack user sessions in older
versions?)
- DrvZ42 0.3.2 (linux Lexmark printer driver)
"Support for photo cartridges and a small security fix to the z42 tool
were added"
- GrendelProject 0.4.2
"a few (possible) security bugfixes in the online building system"
- Xsu 0.2.1 (Gnome su interface)
"This version contains documentation fixes, manpage fixes, an option to
set the DISPLAY environment variable in Gnome Xsu, and some minor security
fixes"
- D-Forum 1.11
"Better security checks were implemented" (does that mean there was a
problem with the old checks?)
- CryptNET-Keyserver 0.0.6
"A security bugfix for an SQL injection vulnerability"
- SILC server 0.6.3
"security fixes to the SKE"
- SILC client 0.6.5
"security fixes to the SKE"
- SILC tookit 0.6.2
"This version adds better debugging functionality, security fixes,..."
- mterm 0.4.1
"Buffer overflow problems were fixed and cursor positioning was adjusted."
(do the buffer overflow problems have security implications?)
- mailman 2.0.7
"Fixes for two obscured denial-of-service attacks"
- ripMIME 1.2.7
"This release corrects a buffer overflow situation with massive filenames"
- NinjaIRC 1.5.6
"Many bugfixes (including some security problems and segfaults)"
- Wireless tools 22
"a fix for possible buffer overflows"
- DansGuardian 2.2.1
"A large security hole that allowed users to simply type the IP of a
banned Web site to bypass the URL filtering was fixed"
- The Gallery 1.2.3
"A major security bugfix and many minor bugfixes were added"
- gbiff 3.0
"buffer overflows in the IMAP4 protocol have been fixed"
- HTML2WML 0.4.8b2
"A security issue has been corrected"
- NOCC 0.9.5
"A security fix"
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