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Files Date: 2001-05-25

nwkill.tar.gz: Posted May 25, 2001; Authored by Dart; Nwkill is a simple shell script which kills Netware 5.0 by using netcat to send /dev/random to tcp port 40193.; tags | denial of service, shell, tcp; SHA-256 | 97eb772389ccf50550b76c384134e7cdefed0c78d4a4144f1301a4cd0cdff19b; Download | Favorite | View

ra1d.bas.txt: Posted May 25, 2001; Authored by Digital Vampire; A beginners introductory model into Cross platform open source trojans. Currently only Win32 code implemented. Written in rapid-q. No longer supported by author. Archive password is set to p4ssw0rd. Use at your own risk.; tags | trojan; systems | windows; SHA-256 | ccca3e9dcbafbb3711307eb74d6ff5b086cbdad325e055d3d9632411d0293de5; Download | Favorite | View

xchat.c: Posted May 25, 2001; Authored by Sector X | Site crosswinds.net; X-Chat v1.2.x format string bug exploit. Tested against x-chat v1.2.1 on Slackware 7.1.; tags | exploit; systems | linux, slackware; SHA-256 | b469eda18d6e1805cd4e8a0be2fbb3cb43284ad07087b99b32725d1ff02f9fc4; Download | Favorite | View

adorebsd-0.34.tar.gz: Posted May 25, 2001; Authored by teso, Bind | Site team-teso.net; AdoreBSD 0.34 - Based off Linux Adore by Stealth. Features hiding files and directories from view, makes processes invisible, hides promiscuous flag and syslog messages, execute as root, hides sysctl mib entries, netstat service hiding, authentication, and module hiding. Developed on FreeBSD 4.3-STABLE.; tags | root; systems | linux, freebsd; SHA-256 | cfeece4d9e9d8347a58eddaf64786360a9187ee3f9bc5af4ee4426bc941f9e3b; Download | Favorite | View

adore-0.38.tar.gz: Posted May 25, 2001; Authored by teso, stealth | Site team-teso.net; Adore is a linux LKM based rootkit for Linux v2.[24]. Features smart PROMISC flag hiding, persistent file and directory hiding (still hidden after reboot), process-hiding, netstat hiding, rootshell-backdoor, and an uninstall routine. Includes a userspace program to control everything.; Changes: Added 64bit FS support, now fools protection modules as StMichael, and minor fixes.; systems | linux; SHA-256 | 81a2723c4a646ea1c9d07a8b8689f5d9f2b498231624d3516bf9a5a8729ca172; Download | Favorite | View

ms00-079: Posted May 25, 2001; Microsoft Security Bulletin (MS00-079) - Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates the "HyperTerminal Buffer Overflow" which allows malicious users to execute arbitrary code on another users system by sending a long telnet:// URL in a HTML mail message. HyperTerminal is the default Telnet client on Windows 98, 98SE and ME, but not Windows 2000. Updated hyperterminal available here.; tags | overflow, arbitrary; systems | windows; SHA-256 | 80f7bc89cbf0b5dd6b119914307bb706cfbc08bcaefbecc2b83feaa064de2a0b; Download | Favorite | View

Decoding A Base64 String: Posted May 25, 2001; How to decode a base64 encoded string.; tags | paper; SHA-256 | cc8c9fba745a5b6451db1aa4ba0b428f270bdb49055875b80b67d0f3702617ce; Download | Favorite | View

ms01-029: Posted May 25, 2001; Microsoft Security Advisory MS01-029 - Two separate vulnerabilities have been found in Windows Media Player. The first is a buffer overflow in the parsing of Active Stream Redirector (.ASX) files which allows attackers to run arbitrary code on the users machine. The vulnerability can be exploited via a malicious website. The second vulnerability is a bug in the handling of shortcuts which allows attackers to read any file on the users system. Microsoft FAQ on this issue available here.; tags | overflow, arbitrary, vulnerability; systems | windows; SHA-256 | de8c057c169b4d064727062240aadae3926e0dd115c8e508d5de6a3574efe7fc; Download | Favorite | View

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