Topic ===== remote root exploit in in.telnetd Problem Description ===== Linux' telnet daemon versions <= 0.17 is vulnerable to a remote root exploit. Exploit code has just been published. Immediate ...

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Sun Microsystems Tuesday patched a critical bug that could let attackers snatch control of Solaris 10 systems by sending simple commands to the Telnet daemon. The fix comes just three days after ...

Hackers are circulating a worm that can hijack systems running Sun Solaris 10’s Telnet daemon, security companies said today as they bumped up warnings to the red line. The appearance of the worm ...

Amidst reports on a worm squirming through a code execution hole in the Solaris 10/11 telnet daemon (in.telnetd), Sun Microsystem has released an inoculation script for systems that might still be ...

Security experts have long considered Telnet a security risk because user names, passwords and all subsequent commands are transmitted as easily-exploitable plaintext. A new zero-day flaw in Sun ...

On Thu, Aug 09, 2001 at 12:21:33PM -0700, Martin Siegert wrote: > Topic > ===== > remote root exploit in in.telnetd RedHat and Caldera have issued new telnet packages that fix the remote root exploit.