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ID
CVSS
Title
2001-02-08
2001-01-23
2001-02-08
VU#666872
Buffer Overflow in Lotus Domino Mail Server
2001-05-17
2001-01-23
2001-08-01
VU#982616
KDE2 kdesu 'keep password' option does not verify socket listener potentially exposing su password
2001-06-13
2001-01-23
2001-06-18
VU#303080
AT&T WinVNC client authentication process vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attack
2000-11-07
2001-01-18
2001-10-29
VU#684820
SSH-1 allows client authentication to be forwarded by a malicious server to another server
2000-09-26
2001-01-18
2002-03-05
VU#25309
Weak CRC allows RC4 encrypted SSH1 packets to be modified without notice
2000-09-26
2001-01-18
2002-03-05
VU#786900
SSH host key authentication can be bypassed when DNS is used to resolve localhost
2001-01-18
2001-01-18
2002-03-05
VU#315308
Weak CRC allows last block of IDEA-encrypted SSH packet to be changed without notice
2000-11-03
2001-01-18
2001-10-25
VU#565052
Passwords sent via SSH encrypted with RC4 can be easily cracked
2001-01-31
2001-01-18
2001-03-29
VU#119952
HP-UX Support Tools Manager vulnerable to denial of service
2001-05-14
2001-01-18
2001-06-20
VU#386504
glibc does not check SUID bit on libraries in /etc/ld.so.cache
2001-05-06
2001-01-18
2001-06-21
VU#178560
Dallas Semiconductor iButton DS1991 vulnerable to dictionary attack
2000-10-05
2001-01-18
2002-03-05
VU#665372
SSH connections using RC4 and password authentication can be replayed
2001-01-18
2001-01-18
2002-03-05
VU#118892
Older SSH clients do not allow users to disable X11 forwarding
2001-04-06
2001-01-16
2001-08-30
VU#137024
Compaq web-enabled management software contains buffer overflow in authentication username
2001-06-13
2001-01-16
2001-10-25
VU#850440
SSH1 may generate weak passphrase when using Secure RPC
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