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root 
Registered: Jun 2000
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
Posts: 13,600
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This weeks Security Alerts
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In this weeks Security Alerts, we look at a correction to the report on the AIX rsh buffer overflow; buffer overflows in Solaris'
whodo, UnixWare's su, uucp, and crontab packages, and xvt; temporary-file symbolic link race condition vulnerabilities in
Red Hat's LPRng and Red Hat's crontab; problems in Poprelayd, PHP Safe mode, ePerl, 802.11b Access Points, Gnatsweb,
SquirrelMail, and phpMyAdmin; and a paper on common PHP vulnerabilities.
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