Multiple vulnerabilities have been identified in Sun Java System Web Server, which could be exploited by remote attackers to cause a denial of service or compromise a vulnerable system. These issues are caused by buffer overflow errors when processing malformed "TRACE" or "OPTIONS" requests, or overly long "Authorization: Digest" headers, which could be exploited by attackers to crash an affected server or execute arbitrary code. This exploit forces the server process to throw an unhandled exception and be restarted.
By sending a specially crafted SMB packet, this exploit performs a Denial of Service attack on the target machine. The attack will trigger a operating system halt (Blue Screen).
By sending a specially crafted SMB packet, this exploit performs a Denial of Service attack on the target machine. The attack will trigger an operating system halt (Blue Screen).
A buffer overflow vulnerability exists in Microsoft's PPTP (Point to Point Tunnelling Protocol) implementation. Both the PPTP server and client applications are vulnerable. It is possible to crash the kernel of the target (blue screen), the installation of an agent using this vulnerability is difficult and have not been implemented in this module.