Vulnerabilities of SunOSSunOS vulnerability: authenticating by changing timeA local attacker, who previously used Sudo, can change the system time, in order to use Sudo without authenticating.
SunOS vulnerability: denial of service via enum_recvAn authenticated attacker can call enum_recv, in order to read the memory of PostgreSQL, or to stop it.
SunOS vulnerability: code execution via bracketsWhen an attacker can control the parameter of the maketext() method of the Perl Locale::Maketext module, he can inject Perl code, which is executed.
SunOS vulnerability: denial of service via SSL and NIOAn attacker who access Tomcat using the NIO connector and an SSL enabled connection, can cause excessive computing power, in order to deny service.
SunOS vulnerability: bypassing the DIGEST authenticationWhen Apache Tomcat uses an HTTP DIGEST authentication, an attacker can replay a previously captured session, and thus access to protected resources.
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