| Sendmail Vulnerabilities, CERT Advisory CA-95:05 (Feb. 1995), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp. |
....would require much work, and we wanted to analyze the feasibility of applying the theory before developing sophisticated tools to do so. We shall discuss this further in the next section. This analyzer was run on sendmail, a program notorious for its past problems with security [17] 18] 19] 20][21]; the version analyzed was version 8.6.10. The output is in Appendix 2. The analyzer reported 24 possible problems; after analysis (which in some cases simply consisted of glancing at the source code and grumbling about the primitiveness of the analyzer) 5 serious problems remained. These are ....
Sendmail Vulnerabilities, CERT Advisory CA-95:05 (Feb. 1995), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
....would require much work, and we wanted to analyze the feasibility of applying the theory before developing sophisticated tools to do so. We shall discuss this further in the next section. This analyzer was run on sendmail, a program notorious for its past problems with security [17] 18] 19][20][21] the version analyzed was version 8.6.10. The output is in Appendix 2. The analyzer reported 24 possible problems; after analysis (which in some cases simply consisted of glancing at the source code and grumbling about the primitiveness of the analyzer) 5 serious problems remained. These are ....
Sendmail Vulnerabilities, CERT Advisory CA-94:12 (July 1994), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
....problems would require much work, and we wanted to analyze the feasibility of applying the theory before developing sophisticated tools to do so. We shall discuss this further in the next section. This analyzer was run on sendmail, a program notorious for its past problems with security [17] 18][19][20] 21] the version analyzed was version 8.6.10. The output is in Appendix 2. The analyzer reported 24 possible problems; after analysis (which in some cases simply consisted of glancing at the source code and grumbling about the primitiveness of the analyzer) 5 serious problems remained. These ....
Sendmail Vulnerability (Supplement), CERT Advisory CA-93:16a (Jan. 1994), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
....these problems would require much work, and we wanted to analyze the feasibility of applying the theory before developing sophisticated tools to do so. We shall discuss this further in the next section. This analyzer was run on sendmail, a program notorious for its past problems with security [17][18][19] 20] 21] the version analyzed was version 8.6.10. The output is in Appendix 2. The analyzer reported 24 possible problems; after analysis (which in some cases simply consisted of glancing at the source code and grumbling about the primitiveness of the analyzer) 5 serious problems remained. ....
Sendmail Vulnerability, CERT Advisory CA-93:16 (Nov. 1993), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
....these problems would require much work, and we wanted to analyze the feasibility of applying the theory before developing sophisticated tools to do so. We shall discuss this further in the next section. This analyzer was run on sendmail, a program notorious for its past problems with security [17][18] 19] 20] 21] the version analyzed was version 8.6.10. The output is in Appendix 2. The analyzer reported 24 possible problems; after analysis (which in some cases simply consisted of glancing at the source code and grumbling about the primitiveness of the analyzer) 5 serious problems ....
Sun Sendmail Vulnerability, CERT Advisory CA-90:01 (Jan. 1990), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
....chown(tempfile, 0, 0) but not: char tempfile[1024] newfile = tempfile; creat(tempfile, 0600) chown(newfile, 0, 0) as in the latter, the arguments are lexically different. This analyzer was run on sendmail version 8.6. 10, because sendmail has been successfully attacked in the past [16 21]. The output is in Appendix 1. The analyzer reported 24 possible programming intervals; after manual analysis, 5 met the programming condition. Given appropriate environmental conditions and appropriate security policy elements, all 5 allow unauthorized actions (see Appendix 2) Of the 5, one in ....
Sendmail Vulnerabilities, CERT Advisory CA-95:05 (Feb. 1995), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
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Sendmail Vulnerabilities, CERT Advisory CA-94:12 (July 1994), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
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Sendmail Vulnerability (Supplement), CERT Advisory CA-93:16a (Jan. 1994), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
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Sendmail Vulnerability, CERT Advisory CA-93:16 (Nov. 1993), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
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Sun Sendmail Vulnerability, CERT Advisory CA-90:01 (Jan. 1990), available from cert.org via anonymous ftp.
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