Skip to content

History / About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities

Revisions

  • vulns were actually fixed in 5.2.20 however, so it would be wise to reference that here

    @giantsloar giantsloar committed Jan 3, 2017
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Jan 2, 2017
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Jan 2, 2017
  • I guess it's not an escape character within inline code tags in the GitHub Markdown variant.

    @Zenexer Zenexer committed Dec 29, 2016
  • Typo in name; note for postfix; wrong link (not sure what that was--failed to copy?); clarification for Act I resolution; backslash is escape character in Markdown, ironically

    @Zenexer Zenexer committed Dec 29, 2016
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016
  • Updated About the CVE 2016 10033 and CVE 2016 10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016
  • sendmail transport was equally vulnerable

    @Zenexer Zenexer committed Dec 28, 2016
  • Created About the CVE-2016-10033 and CVE-2016-10045 vulnerabilities (markdown)

    @Synchro Synchro committed Dec 28, 2016