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* 5 Reported Vulnerabilities
* Sort by Risk
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Date Reported: 2004/11/11
Name: 
Risk: High
Category: MS HotFix
Affect OS: NT
Description (Chinese): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com.tw/detail.php?id=2078
Description (English): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com/detail.php?id=2078

Date Reported: 2004/11/10
Name: Cherokee HTTPD Auth_Pam Authentication Format String Vulnerability
Risk: High
Category: Web Servers
Affect OS: Windows, UNIX
Description (Chinese): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com.tw/detail.php?id=2074
Description (English): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com/detail.php?id=2074

Date Reported: 2004/11/11
Name: MS04-039:Microsoft ISA Server 2000 and Proxy Server 2.0 allow Web Site Spoofing Vulnerability
Risk: Medium
Category: MS HotFix
Affect OS: Windows NT4, 2000, XP, 2003
Description (Chinese): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com.tw/detail.php?id=2077
Description (English): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com/detail.php?id=2077

Date Reported: 2004/11/10
Name: ArGoSoft FTP Server Shortcut File Upload Vulnerability
Risk: Medium
Category: FTP Servers
Affect OS: Windows NT4, 2000, XP, 2003
Description (Chinese): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com.tw/detail.php?id=2075
Description (English): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com/detail.php?id=2075

Date Reported: 2004/11/10
Name: Symantec LiveUpdate Directory Traversal Vulnerability
Risk: Low
Category: Others
Affect OS: 98, Windows NT4, 2000, XP, 2003
Description (Chinese): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com.tw/detail.php?id=2076
Description (English): http://vdb.dragonsoft.com/detail.php?id=2076


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Risk:
  High: Allow immediate remote, or local access or immediate execution of code or commands,
          with unauthorized privileges, and bypassing security on firewalls.
  Medium: Potential of granting access or allowing code execution by means of complex or 
          lengthy exploit procedures. Examples are cross-site scripting, man-in-the-middle 
          attacks, SQL injection, denial of service, information disclosure.
  Low: deny service or provide non-system information that could be used to formulate 
         structured attacks on a target, but not directly gain unauthorized access.
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