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A unchecked buffer in Netcat for Windows could allow remote code execution. If you use the tool you should upgrade soon.
December 27, 2004
A unchecked buffer in the popular Netcat tool for Windows could allow remote code execution. The vulnerability, discovered by Hat Squad, can be exploited when using the netcat -e option. The -e option redirects data from an application launched by Netcat. If you use the tool you should probably upgrade soon. A new version (v1.11) is available at the Vulnwatch Web site.
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