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» Topic:  libc/net inet_net_pton() bug

» Added by:  Maksymilian Arciemowicz

» Date:  24.8.2008

  New WLB-note about bug in libc/net "inet_net_pton() integer overflow". A Integer Overflow bug has been identified in inet_net_pton() function, but isn't not directly exploitable...

dst is a binary blob, not a C string, and as such doesn't require '\0' termination.
While returning the wrong value for when the cidr mask length overflows is a bad, almost all inputs to this function will be from configuration files.
For this to be a issue there needs to be gross configuration errors in those configuration files.

More on:
http://securityreason.com/wlb_show/WLB-2008080064



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*BSD libc (strfmon) Multiple vulnerabilities

high- 2008-03-25

Maksymilian Arciemowicz discovered a Integer Overflow vulnerability in the libc library "strfmon()" function.A vulnerability could allow an attacker who successfully exploits this vulnerability to take control of the affected *BSD systems.

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