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CVE-2004-2292
Buffer overflow in Alt-N MDaemon 7.0.1 allows remote malicious users to cause a denial of service (application crash) via a long STATUS command to the IMAP server.
Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.4Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.6Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 6.7.9Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.0Alt-n Mdaemon 2.71 Sp1Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1 BetaAlt-n Mdaemon 3.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.6Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.3Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.4Alt-n Mdaemon 2.8Alt-n Mdaemon 2.8.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.1Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.4Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.7.5Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.5Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1.1
445
VMScore
CVE-2006-5708
Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities in MDaemon and WorldClient in Alt-N Technologies MDaemon prior to 9.50 allow malicious users to cause a denial of service (memory consumption) via unspecified vectors resulting in memory leaks.
Alt-n Mdaemon 2.8Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.4Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.5Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.1Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.1Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.3Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.5Alt-n Mdaemon 9.0.1Alt-n Mdaemon 9.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.4Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1.1Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1.2Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1 BetaAlt-n Mdaemon 5.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.5Alt-n Mdaemon 7.2
755
VMScore
CVE-2006-2646
Buffer overflow in Alt-N MDaemon, possibly 9.0.1 and previous versions, allows remote malicious users to execute arbitrary code via a long A0001 argument that begins with a '"' (double quote).
Alt-n Mdaemon 2.8Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.1Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.2Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.6Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.1Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.2Alt-n Mdaemon 8.1.4Alt-n Mdaemon 9.0.1Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.4Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1.1Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.4Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.6Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.6Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.7.5Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.5Alt-n Mdaemon 7.2Alt-n Mdaemon 2.8.5.0
510
VMScore
CVE-2006-4364
Multiple heap-based buffer overflows in the POP3 server in Alt-N Technologies MDaemon prior to 9.0.6 allow remote malicious users to cause a denial of service (daemon crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via long strings that contain '@' characters in the (1) USER...
Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1 BetaAlt-n Mdaemon 3.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.1Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.5Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.6Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.1Alt-n Mdaemon 8.1.3Alt-n Mdaemon 8.1.4Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 3.0.4Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.4Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.5Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.6Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.1Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.4Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.5Alt-n Mdaemon 9.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 9.0.4
445
VMScore
CVE-2008-6967
Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities in WorldClient in Alt-N MDaemon prior to 10.02 have unknown impact and attack vectors, probably related to cross-site scripting (XSS) and WorldClient DLL 10.0.1, a different vulnerability than CVE-2008-6893.
Alt-n Worldclient 2.1Alt-n Worldclient 5.0Alt-n Worldclient 5.0.1Alt-n Worldclient 5.0.2Alt-n Mdaemon 2.71 Sp1Alt-n Mdaemon 2.8Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.0Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.1Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.4Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.3Alt-n Mdaemon 5.0.4Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.6Alt-n Mdaemon 6.0.7Alt-n Mdaemon 8.1.4Alt-n Mdaemon 9.0.1Alt-n Mdaemon 9.51Alt-n Mdaemon 9.53Alt-n Worldclient 8.1.3Alt-n WorldclientAlt-n Mdaemon 3.1.2Alt-n Mdaemon 3.1 BetaAlt-n Mdaemon 5.0.1
215
VMScore
CVE-2001-0584
IMAP server in Alt-N Technologies MDaemon 3.5.6 allows a local user to cause a denial of service (hang) via long (1) SELECT or (2) EXAMINE commands.
Alt-n Mdaemon 3.5.6
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