Re: Re: COSEINC Linux Advisory #1: Linux Kernel Parent Process Death Signal Vulnerability

2007-08-17 Thread x82_
>Under some circumstances this may lead to other >consequences. For example I >was able >to code local root exploit using some very common >suid binary, althou... What do you think of publishing the code? Other researchers could learn something from it. Myself included.

Re: Re: COSEINC Linux Advisory #1: Linux Kernel Parent Process Death Signal Vulnerability

2007-08-15 Thread x82_
In my eyes this is definitely a security issue. But I cannot imagine a way to exploit this issue at the moment. First you have to find a suid binary which fork()'s. Next thing is that you need access to that binary. And then? If both conditions are really met, what's next? The possibilities are

Re: Woltlab Burning Board 2.3.X SQL Injection Vulnerability

2006-09-25 Thread x82_
funny advisory.. ;) Here is our fix: - if ($_GET['page'] < "0") { $this->page = 1; } - Add this near line 480 in function getPostIds() And by the way this isn't critical, because intval is used before, not because