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Followup to Gobbles post
From: Rain Forest Puppy <rfp () vulnwatch org>
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 17:02:01 +0000 (GMT)


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Some of you have written in wondering if the Gobbles post was a hoax or
not.

Skipping past all the RIAA stuff (I can't exactly confirm any of that),
there is still the issue of a buffer overflow in mpg123 version 0.59s.
That *is* real, and so is the exploit that is attached (which, if
successful in exploitation, will run 'rm -rf ~').

So yes, there is a mpg123 vulnerability in the latest development version
(which some linux distros ship).  The latest stable version (0.59r) seems
to be OK for the moment.

As for the 'hydra' (Swordfish, anyone?), RIAA involvement, and massive P2P
neworking compromises, well, that's for you to determine.

Your loving VulnWatchdog,
- - rain forest puppy


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