Way back on May 15, 12:33pm, Great Wall wrote:
> Does anyone know more detail information about follow bug?
[ ... ]
> The previous CIAC Bulletin G-09 referred to vulnerabilities with SMTP
> "EXPN" and "VRFY" commands. The SMTP vulnerability is a result of a
> vulnerability in syslog. The syslog(3) subroutine uses an internal
> buffer for building messages that are sent to the syslogd(8)
> daemon. The syslog subroutine does not check boundaries on data stored
> in this buffer. It is possible to overflow the internal buffer and
> rewrite the subroutine call stack. It is then possible to execute
> arbitrary programs.
Wasn't this the bug that 8LGM spoke about a long time ago?
I too would like additional information; I haven't seen an
exploit for this anywhere.
James
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Received on May 15 1996