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Dreamman010 06-17-2002 06:19 PM

ATTN: All Ded. server owners running Apache - new vulnerability
 
A new vulnerability has been discovered. It affects "1.3.24 and 2.0 up to and including 2.0.36 and 2.0.36-dev versions"

There's no patch/new version available yet, however they're working on it.

You can read more here:

http://httpd.apache.org/info/securit...n_20020617.txt

Babaganoosh 06-17-2002 06:20 PM

Oh shit. Not good at all.

sp0nix 06-17-2002 06:21 PM

Those godamm hackerz :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

pr0 06-17-2002 06:21 PM

Good Heads up :thumbsup

salsbury 06-17-2002 06:23 PM

the vulnerability appears to be only in the windows build (the only place i saw in the code where the function in question is called with a paramater other than a #define). i think we're safe.

boldy 06-17-2002 06:27 PM

:ak47: Windows

foe 06-17-2002 06:35 PM

Its only in Windows, haha scared me there:1orglaugh

cosis 06-17-2002 06:43 PM

thank god for freebsd

Dreamman010 06-17-2002 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cosis
thank god for freebsd

hehe, same here :thumbsup

zubr 06-17-2002 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dreamman010



hehe, same here :thumbsup

you joker, scared the shit out of me....

Phil21 06-17-2002 07:30 PM

Uhm.. not only in windows.. Granted, it's far more serious in windows. :)

It could be used as a DoS attack against your server, but that's not nearly as troublesome as a security vulnerability.

No huge worries here, keeping an eye on things and ready to react if need be. Doubting anything will happen though. Guessing if some kiddie figures out a way to make this exploit work, you might see some higher-profile sites go down tonight or something for a while. Other than that, oh well. Much better than ANY of the IIS bugs. :)

-Phil


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