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TI-2002-02007 CVE-2002-2088 · GHSA-c95w-x5wp-6vrm

The MOSIX Project clump/os 5.4 creates a default VNC account without a password, which…

Priority MEDIUM 48

The MOSIX Project clump/os 5.4 creates a default VNC account without a password, which allows remote attackers to gain root access.

CVSS 2.0HIGH 10.0· Network · No auth · Interaction — · EPSS 0.0274 · Published 2005-08-05 · No fix listed

TI-2002-01998 CVE-2002-2079 · GHSA-3gvh-fmm3-68jq

mosix-protocol-stack in Multicomputer Operating System for UnIX (MOSIX) 1.5.7 allows…

Priority LOW 27

mosix-protocol-stack in Multicomputer Operating System for UnIX (MOSIX) 1.5.7 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via malformed packets.

CVSS 2.0MEDIUM 5.0· Network · No auth · Interaction — · EPSS 0.01861 · Published 2005-07-14 · No fix listed

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