CVE-1999-0203 |
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When scanning my "LogSat Spam" server for security vulnerabilities, I receive a vulnerability CVE-1999-0203 (ref link):http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=1999-0203How can I fix this and/or document that it is a false positive?
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LoBrien, As the Mitre link you sent explains, the vulnerability only affects certain versions of SendMail. SpamFilter ISP is not based on Sendmail and is thus immune to that attack. Your vulnerability scanner misinterpreted the response SpamFilter provided when it sent SpamFilter a malformatted rcpt to command followed by a specific sequence of bytes. You may want to inform the vendor of the false positives you received so they can fine tune their detection signature for this vulnerability. You'll find more detailed explanation that Mitre provides, along with some sample signatures and vulnerable Sendmail versions here (Snort.org) and here (Whitehats) Roberto F.
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