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CVE-2004-2504
The GUI in Alt-N Technologies MDaemon 7.2 and previous versions, including 6.8, executes child processes such as NOTEPAD.EXE with SYSTEM privileges when users create new files, which allows local users with physical access to gain privileges.
Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.3Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.4Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.5Alt-n Mdaemon 7.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.1Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.2
765
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CVE-2003-1200
Stack-based buffer overflow in FORM2RAW.exe in Alt-N MDaemon 6.5.2 up to and including 6.8.5 allows remote malicious users to execute arbitrary code via a long From parameter to Form2Raw.cgi.
Alt-n Mdaemon 6.7.5Alt-n Mdaemon 6.7.9Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.0Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.1Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.3Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.4Alt-n Mdaemon 6.5.2Alt-n Mdaemon 6.8.5
445
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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
755
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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
445
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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
510
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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
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