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GCVE-110-CERTCC-2002-825177

GCVE-110-CERTCC-2002-825177
Advisory Published
Vulnetix · Advisory published January 21, 2003
Due to a flaw in the Apache web server's handling of MS-DOS device names, an attacker may be able to remotely execute code on systems running the Apache web server under some versions of Microsoft Windows.
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Risk Scores

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impact19population2exploitation0widely_known1score_current0.5878125ease_of_exploitation11

Aliases

CVE-2003-0016

Transitive aliases

EUVD-2003-0016GHSA-pwp2-xgpp-8p5fCERTCC-2002-979793GSD-2003-0016

References

Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
url
Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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Apache allows arbitrary code execution via crafted POST request containing MS-DOS device name
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