security/vuxml 1.1_6

After further examination it turns out that gnugadu does not include libgadu, at least not any in any current version, and from looking at the gnugadu code there is no direct indication that this code should actually be vulnerable to the other libgadu vulnerabilities. [1]

The gaim part of libgadu -- multiple vulnerabilities was fixed in
1.4.0_1. [2]

Polish translation clue:	pjd [1]
General clue by:		markus [2]
Not enough checking:		simon
Approved by:			portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Remove pl-gnugadu2 and kadu from being affected by libgadu -- multiple vulnerabilities, since it turns out that they use libgadu from the ekg port.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Document libgadu -- multiple vulnerabilities.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Document gaim -- AIM/ICQ away message buffer overflow and gaim -- AIM/ICQ non-UTF-8 filename crash.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Remove pdftohtml from the list of packages affected by xpdf -- disk fill DoS vulnerability, since it includes xpdf 2, which should not be affected.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Document xpdf -- disk fill DoS vulnerability.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Mark apache 1.3.33_2 as fixed for apache -- http request smuggling.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Document gforge -- XSS and email flood vulnerabilities.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Document postnuke -- multiple vulnerabilities.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Document mambo -- multiple vulnerabilities.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Correct the ranges for the IPSec advisory and the devfs advisory. Also correct proper ranges for the zlib advisory.

Approved by:		portsmgr (blanket VuXML)

Document some recent FreeBSD advisories: o devfs -- ruleset bypass. o zlib -- buffer overflow vulnerability. o ipsec -- Incorrect key usage in AES-XCBC-MAC.

Approved by:	portsmgr (blanket VuXML)

Add some more entries to the apache -- http smuggling vulnerability.

PR:		ports/84312
Submitted by:	Dmitry A Grigorovich <odip at bionet dot nsc dot ru>
Approved by:	portsmgr (blanket VuXML)

Document proftpd -- format string vulnerabilities.

Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Note that the fix for gnupg -- OpenPGP symmetric encryption vulnerability in gnupg is not complete (see entry for details).

Discussed with:	nectar
Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Mark p5-Crypt-OpenPGP, pgp, and pgpin as vulnerable to gnupg -- OpenPGP symmetric encryption vulnerability.

Reminded by:	nectar
Approved by:	portmgr (blanket, VuXML)

Mark latest gdal version as fixed for all tiff vulnerabilities.

Added nbsmtp format string vulnerability.

Approved by:	nectar (mentor)

Mark latest the linux-tiff and pdflib ports safe from latest tiff vulnerability.

Thanks to lawrance and netchild for fast fixes.

Document sylpheed -- MIME-encoded file name buffer overflow vulnerability.

Document phpmyadmin -- cross site scripting vulnerability.

Document gnupg -- OpenPGP symmetric encryption vulnerability.

Note: this is mainly a theoretical vulnerability.

Bump entry date.

Forgotten by:	remko
Spotted by:	simon

Document vim -- vulnerabilities in modeline handling: glob, expand.

Discussed with:		nectar, simon

Document that ekg -- insecure temporary file creation was fixed in 1.6r2,1.

Noted by:	Michal Kalkowski

Add pdflib-perl, fractorama, gdal, iv, ivtools, ja-iv, ja-libimg, paraview to recent libtiff vulnerabilities since they contain (and compile) an embedded version of libtiff...

Change MAINTAINER address for ports maintained by the Security Team to secteam@ instead of security@ to make it more clear that the ports are not maintained by the freebsd-security@ mailing list.  Both addresses go to the same people.

Document tiff -- buffer overflow vulnerability.

- Misc. markup/whitespace fixes. - Collapse a few package entries from the latest apache entry (still   matches same package names, is just shorter markup-wise). - Use standard topic style for jaberd entry. - Fix entry date for jaberd entry.

Document jabberd vulnerabilities that were fixed by the latest update.

Approved by:	perky (mentor)

Be consistent and use the same title for the latest ethereal vulnerabilities as used for previous entries.

Document opera -- image dragging vulnerability and opera -- download dialog spoofing vulnerability.

Document ethereal -- multiple vulnerabilities.

- Fix apache 2.1 range for CAN-2005-2088 entry which prevents apache 2.0 from   upgrading.

Pointyhat to:	clement, remko
Reviewed by:	erwin

Mark apache+mod_ssl-1.3.33+2.8.22_1 as not vulnerable in the latest Apache entry.

There must be an curse. s/il/li/.

Noticed by:	nectar

Update my latest Apache entry to make clear that this only affects certain installations (when Apache is used as a HTTP proxy in combination with some web servers). I didn't make that clear in the first commit.

Requested by:		nectar
Discussed with:		clement

Document apache -- http request smuggling.

Requested by:	clement
Glanced at by:	clement

Set modified date in entry for previous commit.

Cluebat swung by:	simon

Note that the fd_set vulnerability in net/bld was fixed in 0.3.3

Prodded by:	garga
Glanced at by:	remko

Document clamav -- multiple remote buffer overflows.

- Document isc-dhcpd -- format string vulnerabilities (older   vulnerabilty). [1] - Use standard title format for latest egroupware entry.

Reminded by:	Panagiotis Christias [1]

Add entry for eGroupWare's recent vulnerabilities.

Document denial of service attack in fetchmail 6.5.2.1.

Reported by:	Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de>
Reviewed by:	simon

Update phppgadmin entry to note that it was fixed in 3.5.4 and add a few references while here anyway.

Prodded by:	Tobias Roth (I think :-) )

Document dnrd -- remote buffer and stack overflow vulnerabilities.

Fix typo in last commit

Noticed by:	Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de>

Add more references to latest fetchmail entry [1] and sort references while here anyway.

Submitted by:	Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de> [1]

Document an issue with the LDAP backend provided by PowerDNS.

Document fetchmail -- remote root/code injection from malicious POP3 server.

Submitted by:	Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de>