Advisory: Pico Server (pServ) Local Information Disclosure
RedTeam found a local information disclosure vulnerability in Pico Server
(pServ) which results in a local user reading all files on the server with
pServ's permissions.
Details
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Product: Pico Server (pServ)
Affected
Advisory: Pico Server (pServ) Information Disclosure Of CGI Sources
RedTeam found a Information Disclosure vulnerability in Pico Server (pServ)
which gives an attacker the ability to read all files from cgi-bin.
Details
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Product: Pico Server (pServ)
Affected Version: 3.2(verified),
Advisory: Pico Server (pServ) Remote Command Injection
RedTeam found a remote command injection in Pico Server (pServ) which results
in a remote attacker being able to issue arbitrary commands on the server.
Details
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Product: Pico Server (pServ)
Affected Version:
This is the sixth release candidate for the 0.1.0.x series. This is an
actual release candidate--it's going to be the final release if there
are no bugs--we promise. :) We fixed the last known major problems:
we don't use threading on netbsd now, and the new libevent 1.1 detects
and disables the
Adblock extension for firefox with a filter for *domain* for whatever domains
you choose, can stop a lot of such things.
Raymond Joyal wrote:
Other than disabling Javascript, what are my options for these new
annoying popups?
!-- FASTCLICK.COM POP-UNDER CODE v1.7e for macdailynews.com --
script
Other than disabling Javascript, what are my options for these new
annoying popups?
!-- FASTCLICK.COM POP-UNDER CODE v1.7e for macdailynews.com --
ok, this isn't new. My bad for being lazy and not checking with
bugzilla first.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=282931
List,
I know about SiteDigger and Wikto
Any more out there?
Thanks Guys!!
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On Mon, May 16, 2005 at 11:45:03AM -0500, Raymond Joyal wrote:
Other than disabling Javascript, what are my options for these new
annoying popups?
A greasemonkey script, possibly. Pointing *.fastclick.com at localhost
in your hosts file might help, too.
I'm a big fan of Mike Skallas'
Shameless self-promotion:
http://cse.msstate.edu/~rwm8/googlesweep/-- Robert Wesley McGrewhttp://cse.msstate.edu/~rwm8/
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