IntelliTamper versions 2.07 and 2.08 local stack overflow exploit that spawns calc.exe.
4845fc96b4b28c47b21be8ec74ff558ed0d123f289d416f6315ca3aa8b003567Megacubo version 5.0.7 mega:// remote eval() injection exploit.
8371d108c0ccd81bb45c24d7ceb89033ada3aed8e14221af1f0627281ee90711webClassifieds 2005 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability that allows for authentication bypass.
57f5e937c1eca22fa3a651b36af67ef8b0906d92b5c015d67f93a99da865b192Linux Kernel versions below 2.6.26.4 SCTP kernel memory disclosure exploit.
7e0bf7e87eb0ba0da140e07ab53740c3709083af939cf0f1e2a5c0226a2ac6dbSasCam WebCam Server version 2.6.5 Active-X remote buffer overflow exploit that spawns a shell on tcp/444.
8146a5fc3b2575082ba8b6c0cb1deab40d3832e797088df2f8562034acfd360dHex Workshop version 5.1.4 local buffer overflow proof of concept exploit.
ad08e69b69d9e6f5fffc47bc6972f0513e71ad1af4ff6e07d6c13a654ffce782IntelliTamper versions 2.07 and 2.08 (MAP File) local SEH overwrite exploit.
ff5992ce4eacb2baaefda97d62a79bd481770c676f0466162327bb24cd3bc58dZagros ASP CMS suffers from a database disclosure vulnerability.
bceac97ab576e88910fafe432226017d171198e8342de0123bb9e94e983b2e75Ziggurat CMS suffers from an administrative user and password hash disclosure vulnerability.
38db1a550b21c74e09bdc8d3ae19d1a04df08579e9af0e284663c64acb2b44deChilkat FTP Active-X (SaveLastError) insecure method exploit that leverages ChilkatFTP.dll version 3.0.0.2.
4533ce173bb30c5fa0e1a4e684801e2bae3eea592990c2c0c5bf8aeb0eaaf3eeViArt Shopping Cart version 3.5 is vulnerable to cross site scripting and path disclosure vulnerabilities.
c33d76593beee1603c4609d572c3ddd48ccefd062975d8da2aaa79a84f44affcAmaya Web Browser versions 11.0.1 and below remote buffer overflow exploit for Microsoft Vista.
838812e1953f168f63b209766220de9eca6d3115a5fd20d10b281685825e01f5DeluxeBB versions 1.2 and below remote blind SQL injection exploit.
bf3ad05610d31ece2eb869417e5a1efcb446f50f2ab9229e975c95c7c7a185bcAlstraSoft Web Email Script Enterprise suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
2476c23079f61d98022ca249da79ef0fc5a7e604d471bfd8a820f1a3f44ca79fMagpieRSS suffers from a stored cross site scripting vulnerability due to not sanitizing feeds.
e326a627ccfa4322f0aadc9d18aa5562c3f74fe53889013e82226685ad405597This paper provides a wide range of methods for testing possible cross site scripting vulnerabilities on web applications.
1ded78efce95f29cc0b7bf13ce3311ab2cc4a86490c2c1243407817565e38825The WAP Proxy service from Google leaves users open to attack.
d858eb00053caf19b8fa40d48a52153ab886ebb6575e2a62a47a1b34bb17895dSilentum LoginSys version 1.0.0 suffers from an insecure cookie handling vulnerability.
3b562b312896b68693092c1d032efb69e5608ab86c72509a5515ad6fa9adb8f7Exploit for Flexphplink Pro that allows for administrative detail disclosure, command execution, and shell upload.
32b74e04ee5a53cff65a02e972640df638f0923399c7101b9fd2490f7cd30ef7Debian Security Advisory 1693-1 - Several remote vulnerabilities have been discovered in phpPgAdmin, a tool to administrate PostgreSQL database over the web.
7d4f2198b5b04336d494d708cff47fc1fd3d46e9591ef0094b8021d14bf4c822Debian Security Advisory 1692-1 - It was discovered that php-xajax, a library to develop Ajax applications, did not sufficiently sanitise URLs, which allows attackers to perform cross-site scripting attacks by using malicious URLs.
e579e6c82f811a87f7cbda7ba962fa5c3eb3c2050a6366f673195b25f7bb70f3Joomla mdigg component version 2.2.8 blind SQL injection exploit.
6e0d9523bff1bdecf678e3b64147c1129eb3439f6907dd69f1c58118c224c748ForumApp version 3.3 suffers from a remote database disclosure vulnerability.
b47fd724c7dc11d1afe2230a924f07ef6d31672cf8a85872025bf3617f17731cThe Joomla PAX Gallery component version 0.1 suffers from a blind SQL injection vulnerability.
95f5c8cbcf00f9d169dc1ea20f6cef3b95e7d28f2f9cca3d41ab234c602d01d2FubarForum version 1.6 suffers from an administrative bypass vulnerability.
dafe24c3727eea94061f9e54911e24ad15b446dda9c035eed03996ddffa1d557
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