Re: [SECURITY] New versions of netstd fixes buffer overflows

From: Chip Salzenberg (chipat_private)
Date: Mon Jan 04 1999 - 18:00:03 PST

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According to debian-security-announceat_private:
> We have received reports that the netstd suffered from two buffer
> overflows. The first problem is an exploitable buffer overflow in the
> bootp server. The second problem is an overflow in the FTP client. Both
> problems are fixed in a new netstd package, version 3.07-2hamm.4 .

What about the version in potato, 3.07-7?  Is it vulnerable, too?
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