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Vulnerabilities of SLES

SLES vulnerability: several vulnerabilities
Several vulnerabilities of SeaMonkey can be used by an attacker to execute code on victim's computer.

SLES vulnerability: code execution
An attacker can create a malicious PDF document, in order to execute code on the computer of victims opening this document.

SLES vulnerability: several vulnerabilities
Several Adobe Flash Player vulnerabilities can be used by an attacker to execute code or to create a denial of service.

SLES vulnerability: changing GFS2 flags
A local attacker, not owner of a file, but allowed to change it, can change its GFS2 flags.

SLES vulnerability: several vulnerabilities of dvips and dvipng
An attacker can create a malicious DVI file and invite the victim to open it with teTeX tools, in order to create a denial of service and possibly to execute code.

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