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Files from Aviram Jenik

Email address	aviram at beyondsecurity.com
First Active	1999-11-04
Last Active	2004-02-18

brokerFTP.txt: Posted Feb 18, 2004; Authored by Aviram Jenik | Site securiteam.com; Two security vulnerabilities in Broker FTP server version 6.1.0.0 cause the server to crash and utilize 100 percent of the systems CPU cycles.; tags | exploit, vulnerability; MD5 | 45feef2ea56922c811759339ed7e8f3a; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

deskpro.sql.txt: Posted Oct 21, 2003; Authored by Aviram Jenik | Site securiteam.com; DeskPRO v1.1.0 and below do not adequately filter user provided data, allowing a remote attacker to insert malicious SQL statements into existing ones. Allows attackers to login to the system as an administrator without knowing the password.; tags | exploit, remote; MD5 | 6c7179a6ec73486ce67c6556b01c6725; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

tftpd32.traverse.pl: Posted Nov 19, 2002; Authored by Aviram Jenik | Site SecuriTeam.com; Tftpd TFTP server v2.50.2 and below remote exploit which allows any file on the system to be viewed and written to arbitrary locations. Fix available here.; tags | exploit, remote, arbitrary; MD5 | 18d1597e67623da2b320a5e61658f4b9; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

tftpd32.pl: Posted Nov 19, 2002; Authored by Aviram Jenik | Site SecuriTeam.com; Tftpd TFTP server v2.21 and below remote command execution exploit in perl. Fix available here.; tags | exploit, remote, perl; MD5 | bfdcaf6fee00de1a6085cff776e6672d; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

bearshare.4.0.6.txt: Posted Oct 4, 2002; Authored by Aviram Jenik, Gluck, Mario Solares | Site BeyondSecurity.com; Bearshare v4.0.6 and below is contains a directory traversal bug which allows remote attackers to view any file on the system by sending a specially crafted HTTP request. Exploit URL's included.; tags | exploit, remote, web; MD5 | 4deb6c402a2323bbbb6d32da4944cd84; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

hotsync.manager.txt: Posted Nov 4, 1999; Authored by Aviram Jenik; The Palm Hotsync manager is vulnerable to a buffer overflow attack that can crash the hotsync application and possibly be used to execute arbitrary code on the machine running the hotsync. Hotsync manager runs on tcp port 14238. Exploit and full advisory here.; tags | exploit, overflow, arbitrary, tcp; MD5 | 9e67e65de73abf187cf80651644e3e3b; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

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