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445
VMScore
CVE-2003-0572
Unknown vulnerability in nsd in SGI IRIX 6.5.x up to and including 6.5.20f, and possibly earlier versions, allows malicious users to cause a denial of service (memory consumption).
Sgi Irix 6.5.14Sgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.18mSgi Irix 6.5.19fSgi Irix 6.5.6Sgi Irix 6.5.7Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.19mSgi Irix 6.5.2Sgi Irix 6.5.20fSgi Irix 6.5.8Sgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.13Sgi Irix 6.5.17mSgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.4Sgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.11
409
VMScore
CVE-2003-0177
SGI IRIX 6.5.x up to and including 6.5.20f, and possibly earlier versions, does not follow "-" entries in the /etc/group file, which may cause subsequent group membership entries to be processed inadvertently.
Sgi Irix 6.5.14Sgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.6Sgi Irix 6.5.7Sgi Irix 6.5.8Sgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.18mSgi Irix 6.5.19fSgi Irix 6.5.19mSgi Irix 6.5.2Sgi Irix 6.5.20fSgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.17fSgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.13
445
VMScore
CVE-2003-0573
The DNS callbacks in nsd in SGI IRIX 6.5.x up to and including 6.5.20f, and possibly earlier versions, do not perform sufficient sanity checking, with unknown impact.
Sgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.17fSgi Irix 6.5.20fSgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.8Sgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.18mSgi Irix 6.5.19fSgi Irix 6.5.19mSgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.13Sgi Irix 6.5.14Sgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.4Sgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.6Sgi Irix 6.5.7Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.16m
445
VMScore
CVE-2003-0176
The Name Service Daemon (nsd), when running on an NIS master on SGI IRIX 6.5.x up to and including 6.5.20f, and possibly earlier versions, allows remote malicious users to cause a denial of service (crash) via a UDP port scan.
Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.19mSgi Irix 6.5.2Sgi Irix 6.5.20fSgi Irix 6.5.20mSgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.16mSgi Irix 6.5.17fSgi Irix 6.5.8Sgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.14Sgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.19fSgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.7Sgi Irix 6.5.13Sgi Irix 6.5.15f
1000
VMScore
CVE-2000-1221
The line printer daemon (lpd) in the lpr package in multiple Linux operating systems authenticates by comparing the reverse-resolved hostname of the local machine to the hostname of the print server as returned by gethostname, which allows remote malicious users to bypass intende...
Sgi Irix 6.5Sgi Irix 6.5.14mSgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.2Sgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.13Sgi Irix 6.5.14fSgi Irix 6.5.17mSgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.18mSgi Irix 6.5.8Sgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.4Sgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.16mSgi Irix 6.5.17f
1000
VMScore
CVE-2000-1220
The line printer daemon (lpd) in the lpr package in multiple Linux operating systems allows local users to gain root privileges by causing sendmail to execute with arbitrary command line arguments, as demonstrated using the -C option to specify a configuration file.
Sgi Irix 6.5Sgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.2Sgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.14fSgi Irix 6.5.14mSgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.18mSgi Irix 6.5.8Sgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.16mSgi Irix 6.5.4Sgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.13Sgi Irix 6.5.17fSgi Irix 6.5.17m
187
VMScore
CVE-2003-0175
SGI IRIX prior to 6.5.21 allows local users to cause a denial of service (kernel panic) via a certain call to the PIOCSWATCH ioctl.
Sgi Irix 6.5Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.12fSgi Irix 6.5.12mSgi Irix 6.5.15Sgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.17mSgi Irix 6.5.18Sgi Irix 6.5.20fSgi Irix 6.5.20mSgi Irix 6.5.4fSgi Irix 6.5.4mSgi Irix 6.5.7Sgi Irix 6.5.7fSgi Irix 6.5.10mSgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.13mSgi Irix 6.5.14Sgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.16mSgi Irix 6.5.19
445
VMScore
CVE-2004-2002
Unknown vulnerability in SGI IRIX 6.5 up to and including 6.5.22m allows remote malicious users to cause a denial of service via a certain UDP packet.
Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.10Sgi Irix 6.5.12fSgi Irix 6.5.12mSgi Irix 6.5.15fSgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.18Sgi Irix 6.5.18fSgi Irix 6.5.20fSgi Irix 6.5.20mSgi Irix 6.5.21Sgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.3fSgi Irix 6.5.5mSgi Irix 6.5.6Sgi Irix 6.5.8fSgi Irix 6.5.8mSgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.10fSgi Irix 6.5.10mSgi Irix 6.5.13Sgi Irix 6.5.13f
890
VMScore
CVE-2002-1584
Unknown vulnerability in the AUTH_DES authentication for RPC in Solaris 2.5.1, 2.6, and 7, SGI IRIX 6.5 to 6.5.19f, and possibly other platforms, allows remote malicious users to gain privileges.
Sgi Irix 6.5.11fSgi Irix 6.5.11mSgi Irix 6.5.14fSgi Irix 6.5.14mSgi Irix 6.5.17Sgi Irix 6.5.17fSgi Irix 6.5.2fSgi Irix 6.5.2mSgi Irix 6.5.5fSgi Irix 6.5.5mSgi Irix 6.5.10mSgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.13mSgi Irix 6.5.14Sgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.16mSgi Irix 6.5.19Sgi Irix 6.5.2Sgi Irix 6.5.4mSgi Irix 6.5.5Sgi Irix 6.5.7fSgi Irix 6.5.7m
641
VMScore
CVE-2003-0173
xfsdq in xfsdump does not create quota information files securely, which allows local users to gain root privileges.
Xfsdump Xfsdump 2.0.0Xfsdump Xfsdump 2.0.2Sgi Irix 6.5.1Sgi Irix 6.5.10fSgi Irix 6.5.11Sgi Irix 6.5.12mSgi Irix 6.5.13fSgi Irix 6.5.15mSgi Irix 6.5.16fSgi Irix 6.5.18Sgi Irix 6.5.18mSgi Irix 6.5.19fSgi Irix 6.5.3Sgi Irix 6.5.3mSgi Irix 6.5.6Sgi Irix 6.5.6mSgi Irix 6.5.9Sgi Irix 6.5.9mSgi Irix 6.5.11fSgi Irix 6.5.11mSgi Irix 6.5.12Sgi Irix 6.5.12f
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