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Bugtraq: Re: Re: licq remote DoS?

Re: Re: licq remote DoS?

From: <mrangelov_at_globul.bg>
Date: 10 Apr 2008 15:19:36 -0000
('binary' encoding is not supported, stored as-is) You're right, there is no check against FD_SETSIZE. IMO it's a bad idea not to enforce some kind of accepted connections limit. However, I'm pessimistic about the possibility of executing arbitrary code - even if you succeed to overwrite the return address, you must think of some other way to place "evil code". Of course, nothing is impossible :)

BTW, my PoC code has some pretty dumb bug, char hostname[12] should be char hostname[15]...stupid me, I forgot about the dots in the ip address :)
Received on Apr 10 2008

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