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ID
CVSS
Title
2005-07-07
2005-07-02
2007-04-05
VU#680620
zlib inflate() routine vulnerable to buffer overflow
2005-07-07
2005-07-07
2005-07-07
VU#118125
AIX FTP server may not properly timeout ephemeral data ports
2005-07-13
2005-07-12
2005-08-08
VU#623332
MIT Kerberos 5 contains double free vulnerability in "krb5_recvauth()" function
2005-07-12
2005-07-12
2005-07-13
VU#218621
Microsoft Word buffer overflow in font processing routine
2005-07-13
2005-07-12
2005-07-13
VU#885830
MIT Kerberos 5 allows unauthenticated attacker to cause MIT krb5 Key Distribution Center to overflow a heap buffer by one byte
2005-07-13
2005-07-12
2005-10-19
VU#613562
Oracle products contain multiple vulnerabilities
2005-07-13
2005-07-12
2005-07-13
VU#259798
MIT Kerberos 5 allows unauthenticated attacker to cause MIT krb5 Key Distribution Center to free unallocated memory
2005-07-12
2005-07-12
2005-07-22
VU#720742
Microsoft Color Management Module buffer overflow during profile tag validation
2005-07-13
2005-07-13
2005-07-14
VU#388282
WebEOC uses a global shared key
2005-08-01
2005-07-13
2005-08-15
VU#652366
Mozilla insecurely clones objects and member functions
2005-07-13
2005-07-13
2005-07-14
VU#491770
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WebEOC implements weak algorithms to encrypt sensitive information
2005-07-13
2005-07-13
2005-07-20
VU#372797
WebEOC contains multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities
2005-07-13
2005-07-13
2005-07-20
VU#258834
WebEOC privileges are based on client-side authorization
2005-07-13
2005-07-13
2005-07-26
VU#138538
WebEOC is vulnerable to cross-site scripting attacks
2005-07-13
2005-07-13
2005-07-20
VU#956762
WebEOC is vulnerable to a denial-of-service condition via uploading large files
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