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Vulnerabilities of Oracle Solaris

Oracle Solaris vulnerability: reading password
When a GNOME Display Manager user entered a password containing a special character, it is displayed in a log file.

Oracle Solaris vulnerability: denial of service via ZFS
A local attacker can create a deep directory hierarchy on a ZFS filesystem, in order to stop some file manipulation tools.

Oracle Solaris vulnerability: buffer overflow via rmt
An attacker, owning a malicious rmt server, or inviting the victim to open a malicious file with GNU tar or cpio, can generate an overflow, leading to code execution.

Oracle Solaris vulnerability: cache poisoning with DNSSEC
A remote attacker can send a malicious DNS request/reply, in order to poison the cache of a recursive server with DNSSEC enabled.

Oracle Solaris vulnerability: two vulnerabilities
An attacker can use two vulnerabilities of PostgreSQL, in order to access to user's data.

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