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Buffer overflows in osh before 1.7-11 allow loc

restrictions | arbitrary | overflows | execute | bypass | Buffer | before | shell | allow | 17-11 | users | local | code | via | osh |

Buffer overflows in osh before 1.7-11 allow local users to execute arbitrary code and bypass shell restrictions via (1) long environment variables or (2) long "file redirections."


Buffer overflow in the environment variable sub

"$VAR/EVAR=arg" | substitution | environment | LD_PRELOAD | arguments | variables | arbitrary | pathname | returned | variable | overflow | function | appended | portion | getenv | allows | Buffer | inject | which | cause | mainc | local | users | 17-14 | call | code | such | EVAR | form | OSH | via |

Buffer overflow in the environment variable substitution code in main.c in OSH 1.7-14 allows local users to inject arbitrary environment variables, such as LD_PRELOAD, via pathname arguments of the form "$VAR/EVAR=arg", which cause the EVAR portion to be appended to a buffer returned by a getenv function call.


Multiple directory traversal vulnerabilities in

vulnerabilities | phpgroupware | phpSysInfo | directory | traversal | Multiple | indexphp | earlier | used |

Multiple directory traversal vulnerabilities in index.php in phpSysInfo 2.4 and earlier, as used in phpgroupware 0.9.16 and earlier, and egrouwpware before 1.0.0.009, allow remote attackers to include arbitrary files via .. (dot dot) sequences in the (1) sensor_program parameter or the (2) _SERVER[HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE] parameter, which overwrites an internal variable, a variant of CVE-2003-0536. NOTE: due to a typo in an advisory, an issue in osh was inadvertently linked to this identifier; the proper identifier for the osh issue is CVE-2005-3346.


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