analogx simpleserver www vulnerabilities and exploits

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Directory traversal vulnerability in SimpleServer:WWW 1.13 and previous versions allows remote malicious users to execute arbitrary programs via encoded ../ ("%2E%2E%2F%") sequences in a request to the cgi-bin/ directory, a different vulnerability than CVE-2000-0664.

Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.06 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.05 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.04 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.03 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.01 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.0.8 Analogx Simpleserver Www

1 EDB exploit

Buffer overflow in AnalogX SimpleServer 1.05 allows a remote malicious user to cause a denial of service via a long GET request for a program in the cgi-bin directory.

Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.03 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.05 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.06 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.01 Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.04

1 EDB exploit

AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW 1.08 allows remote malicious users to cause a denial of service via an HTTP request to the /aux directory.

Analogx Simpleserver Www

1 EDB exploit

Buffer overflow in AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW 1.16 and previous versions allows remote malicious users to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute code via a long HTTP request method name.

Analogx Simpleserver Www

1 EDB exploit

AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW 1.06 and previous versions allows remote malicious users to read arbitrary files via a modified .. (dot dot) attack that uses the %2E URL encoding for the dots.

Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.0.6

1 EDB exploit

AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW HTTP server 1.03 allows remote malicious users to cause a denial of service via a short GET request to cgi-bin.

Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.0.3

1 EDB exploit

Buffer overflow in AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW HTTP server allows remote malicious users to execute commands via a long GET request.

Analogx Simpleserver Www 1.0.1

1 EDB exploit

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