This archive contains all of the 352 exploits added to Packet Storm in November, 2010.
5aaee2527ee35653b753bc0a8e8a53a0f267e823331569f0a74e035249819a5cDynPG version 4.2.0 suffers from local file inclusion, path disclosure and remote SQL injection vulnerabilities.
3043e288275c56bad852c7a06fcd6b571da19a9b6194565ccd2e17ca25087b8cElxis CMS 2009.2 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
5e105d11a12821896471217d204cbd90d1dd0661717fea5ccaedfddb5879d09fEnano CMS version 1.1.7pl1 suffers from path disclosure and remote SQL injection vulnerabilities.
193d77819fe8e4cdd7f163a9017d45ce01138058462d2868192b916e6b2d6c12Eclime version 1.1.2b suffers from cross site scripting and remote SQL injection vulnerabilities.
403c68d4d046d41c31d0bc50bc56f98a51435fe4521d8b85c2c332b03ec0008cDuhok Forum versions 1.1 and below suffer from a remote shell upload vulnerability.
57861734f26b14840205f7ed3bd1cc8d6c56fc7c3f3cb560fdbc8b7dff66cd89Link Protect version 1.2 suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.
9a7d4d0a983abbf15593f91fa5f2d7c750be90ae1dd8140f807b261b907731b2Provj version 5.1.5.5 buffer overflow proof of concept exploit that creates a malicious .m3u file.
aec6b03abf1ba0759b36964b812d759521e4d2627937b907b5028dad09712589A directory traversal vulnerability has been found in the PJL file system access interface of various HP LaserJet MFP devices. File system access through PJL is usually restricted to a specific part of the file system. Using a pathname such as 0:\..\..\..\ it is possible to get access to the complete file system of the device.
3046f35f738f91dd1414a725b79b838acb34d0bb5e416218ca7e0fbb11a194c5MicroNetSoft RV Dealer Website suffers from multiple remote SQL injection vulnerabilities.
4a6c0d05c9b469faff6de0670d8a2fed649168ed07334d4c15f72be2f908cd78Car Portal version 2.0 suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.
3f88bd6aabf64f6db831ac79eaac665b1220d768cc7494e9b4962c9ccfd3a9beThe Joomla Competitions component suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
8ebbc3bbd4c0d98f901484e35191ecf86461a9038c74c85ff8276b65e89d1f17WM Downloader version 3.1.2.2 suffers from an insecure library loading vulnerability.
33803a0063ceff1a1c4828e75a3588a460acaed8ded43960eea320a4c06338d0Mediacoder version 0.7.5.4792 SEH overwrite buffer overflow exploit.
5eb82b298643ef3a9bf1ad209aa3e0dabc594437d6e5f86cd57a096f66a9401eDiferior version 8.03 suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.
e3b4e669a5d8c35ac6078bc73aa7e79e53e7aad4291e864655bf4c7e879dec09Easy Banner Free suffers from multiple cross site scripting vulnerabilities.
d99a6e3f6e70d990d94b7f696c2ba843c621016acc90a46c48b5a56af514971fEasy Banner Free suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability that allows for authentication bypass.
bfef8aa9025cb7ad7d28a2340ffa10904e3c07968d52b9a97b374b9275075eadFoxPlayer version 2.4.0 denial of service exploit that creates a malicious .m3u file.
60157e2fd64f9053562e87a5b9c9566438130747ee2a230c614d36eccb9b7ceeCA Internet Security Suite 2010 KmxSbx.sys kernel pool overflow exploit.
45cfd15c0d06529b52ab386688566f0e8278373a75d9c5eb2be383fe50071a20Site2Nite Big Truck Broker suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
305617eed1cdd5c15b4bcdc1771216ab35536e8d1410f4cdd95ab1991e92c326Hanso Player version 1.4.0 denial of service exploit that creates a malicious .m3u file.
e7897eae7f4113c7acd79071cebf91fc0e7cb7cdf2cb632dd38b105b54a1631cThe Joomla Competitions component suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
30901c8cfdffe01be58d376462e1efec3a1ee4e52fff12adef6d4cd9aa8daf80The Joomla Jeajaxeventcalendar component suffers from a remote blind SQL injection vulnerability.
6bc220c736620ed2d543a7c42c9297063fbb4e977b9b4e74156ac96c2e9eabb2The Joomla Jeajaxeventcalendar component suffers from a local file inclusion vulnerability.
def823bcca0ed66d7edfe1a603a0ed529c32576b6793cb2c739a4e54986ae907Skeletonz CMS suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.
7b0d5972a2141da273a81c260667bdf1646f1f5d6a76bce90aaf952730c82ec0
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