full-disclosure - Re: atari800 (200309-07)

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Message-ID: <BAY2-DAV524R0Zyk6kl00005e11@hotmail.com>
From: osgo at hotmail.com (- o s g o -)
Subject: Re: atari800 (200309-07)

I think it's wonderful that in today's world, whenever we want to play:
"Pong" or "Claim Jumper," circa 1982, there's always someone out of the last
5 remaining earth-bound gamers warning us about a BO, r00ting the box and
possibly turning the Atari800 emulator into an Intellivision.?   Or worse.

I'm deeply encouraged that the last of the "Great Five Players" can safely
continue their gaming experience.   Just don't mess with "Pole Position...."
That's where I draw the line, OK?

Warmest personal regards,
-osgo

> PACKAGE : atari800
> SUMMARY : buffer overflow
> DATE : 2003-09-02 14:03 UTC
> EXPLOIT : local
> VERSIONS AFFECTED : <atari800-1.3.0-r1
> FIXED VERSION : >=atari800-1.3.0-r1
> CVE : CAN-2003-0630
>
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> atar800 contains a buffer overflow which could be used by an attacker
> to gain root privileges. Altough the atari800 package in Gentoo does not
> install any files suid root we encourage our users to upgrade.