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>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Overcash, Kevin (ISSAtlanta)  
> Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 3:46 PM
> To:     
> Subject:      XPU 3.3 released
> 
> XPU 3.3 was released on the ISS web site on January 26th.  This XPU
> delivers 10 new vulnerability checks, including 6 new Web Scan checks.
> Two of the checks are included in a new catagory of vulnerabilities called
> Instant Messaging.  This release also contains a check for the amd RPC
> service buffer overflow which was previously a flexcheck.  This
> vulnerability is commonly exploited to compromise a host and install a
> trojan, backdoor, or distributed DoS attack daemon such as trin00 or
> Tribal Flood Network.
> 
> The 10 new vulnerability checks released in this XPU are:
> 
> Risk  VulnID          Check Name                              Category
> ===           ======  =======================         ========
> High  3171            AmdBo
> RPC
> High  3682            FrontpageExtBadPermissions              Web Scan
> High  3256            NetscapeAcceptBo                                Web
> Scan
> Medium        2271            OmniDos
> CGI-Bin
> Low   3272            YahooMessengerDos                       Instant
> Messaging
> Low   3238            IcqServerRunning
> Instant Messaging
> Low   3390            FrontpagePwdAdministrators              Web Scan
> Low   3393            FrontpagePwdAuthors                     Web Scan
> Low   3391            FrontpagePwdService                     Web Scan
> Low   3392            FrontpagePwdUsers                       Web Scan
> 
> There were also two bugs fixed in this release.  The QpopperPassOverflow
> check has been corrected to only flag versions below 2.5 as vulnerable.
> The NetscapeGetBo check has been enhanced to properly identify vulnerable
> Web Servers.
> 
> This XPU can be downloaded manually from
> https://www.iss.net/update/InternetScanner/XPressUpdate3_3.xpu

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