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Archivio: Giugno 2002 ml@sikurezza.org Soggetto: Fwd: [VulnWatch] Apache 1.3.X Exploit Mittente: ALoR Data: 20 Jun 2002 18:15:15 -0000
si sta tanto parlando di questo exploit...
e molti credono con le piattaforme i386 siano immuni...
ma a giudicare da questa mail, io farei un giro sul sito dei gobbles
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>From: gobbles@hushmail.com
>To: vulnwatch@vulnwatch.org
>Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 15:00:55 -0700
>Subject: [VulnWatch] Apache 1.3.X Exploit
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>There's been a lot of argument suggesting that the socalled "chunking"
>vulnerability in Apache is not exploitable on x86/*nix. A lot of experts
>have offered good arguments as to why it can't be exploited.
>
>Unfortunately, most experts are not turkies.
>
>GOBBLES Security proudly presents a proof-of-concept code for this
>vulnerability. This exploit will work on OpenBSD 3.0 and 3.1, with any
>vulnerable 1.3.x httpd running.
>
>God have mercy on our souls.
>
>- -GOBBLES Security
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