full-disclosure - Multiple Vulnerabilities Found in Mailtraq (DoS, Password Decryption, Directory Traversal)

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Message-ID: <007d01c333ea$0c15e070$3501a8c0@noamlp>
From: bugtraq at securiteam.com (SecurITeam BugTraq Monitoring)
Subject: Multiple Vulnerabilities Found in Mailtraq (DoS, Password Decryption, Directory Traversal)

Summary:
Mailtraq is a "comprehensive e-mail SMTP/POP3 and proxy server, with a powerful
mailing list server". The product suffeed from multiple vulnerabilities that
range from access to files that reside outside the bounding HTML root directory
(through dnying access to the server by causing the server to utilize a high CPU
percentage) through decryption of locally stored password, to a cross site
scripting vulnerability in the web mail interface.

Vulnerable version:
 * Mailtraq version 2.1.0.1302

Immune version:
 * Mailtraq version 2.3.2.1419

For the complete advisory see:
http://www.securiteam.com/windowsntfocus/5HP0G1FAAC.html

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