Avast Anti-Virus versions prior to 19.1.2360 suffer from a local credential disclosure vulnerability.

AVIRA engine versions below 8.3.54.138 suffer from a generic bypass vulnerability. The parsing engine supports the ISO container format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ISO container so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

Various Kaspersky products suffer from a malformed archive bypass vulnerability. The parsing engine supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ZIP Archive so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

Various ESET products suffer from a malformed archive bypass vulnerability. The parsing engine supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ZIP Archive Compression Information Field so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

The parsing engine in various Kaspersky products supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ZIP Archive (Compression Size Flag) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

The parsing engine for various Bitdefender products supports the RAR archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an RAR Archive (HOST_OS) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the anti-virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the archive and issues the file a "clean" rating.

The Kaspersky parsing engine supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ZIP Archive (File Name Length Field) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating. A vast array of Kaspersky products are affected.

The Bitdefender parsing engine supports the RAR archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an RAR Archive (Compressed Size) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the archive and issues the file a "clean" rating. All Bitdefender Products and Vendors that have licensed the Engine before Dec 12, 2019 are affected.

The Bitdefender parsing engine supports the RAR archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an RAR Archive (RAR Compression Information) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the archive and issues the file a "clean" rating. All Bitdefender Products and Vendors that have licensed the Engine before Dec 12, 2019 are affected.

The ESET parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating a ZIP Archive Compression Information Field so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

The Kaspersky parsing engine supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ZIP Archive (File Name length Field) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

The Bitdefender parsing engine supports the GZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating a GZIP Archive (Compression Method) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the archive and issues the file a "clean" rating.

The AVAST parsing engine supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating a ZIP archive so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the anti-virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the container and gives the file a "clean" rating.

The QuickHeal parsing engine supports the ZIP archive format. The parsing engine can be bypassed by specifically manipulating an ZIP Archive (GPFLAG) so that it can be accessed by an end-user but not the Anti-Virus software. The AV engine is unable to scan the archive and issues the file a "clean" rating.

The Air Contacts Lite iPhone / iPod application suffers from a denial of service vulnerability.

This is a brief whitepaper discussing how to perform forensics on iOS 5 on the iPhone.

This article explains the technical procedure and challenges involved in extracting data and artifacts from iPhone backups.

Symantec Mobile Encryption for iPhone version 2.1.0 suffers from a denial of service vulnerability.

Extreme Networks Aerohive HiveOS versions 11.x and below remote denial of service exploit. An unauthenticated malicious user can trigger a denial of service (DoS) attack when sending specific application layer packets towards the Aerohive NetConfig UI. This proof of concept exploit renders the application unusable for 305 seconds or 5 minutes with a single HTTP request using the action.php5 script calling the CliWindow function thru the _page parameter, denying access to the web server hive user interface.

114 bytes small Linux/x86 bind shell generator shellcode.

smtp_mailaddr in smtp_session.c in OpenSMTPD 6.6, as used in OpenBSD 6.6 and other products, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands as root via a crafted SMTP session, as demonstrated by shell meta-characters in a MAIL FROM field. This affects the "uncommented" default configuration. The issue exists because of an incorrect return value upon failure of input validation.

Qualys discovered a vulnerability in OpenSMTPD, OpenBSD's mail server. This vulnerability, an out-of-bounds read introduced in December 2015, is exploitable remotely and leads to the execution of arbitrary shell commands.

graph_realtime.php in Cacti 1.2.8 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary OS commands via shell metacharacters in a cookie if a guest user has the graph real-time privilege.

This Metasploit module exploits a flaw where an authenticated user with sufficient administrative rights to manage pollers can use this functionality to execute arbitrary commands remotely. Usually, the miscellaneous commands are used by the additional modules (to perform certain actions), by the scheduler for data processing, etc. This module uses this functionality to obtain a remote shell on the target.