Patches are now available to correct a potentially severe security weakness in the MercuryS SMTP server. This vulnerability affects the SMTP AUTH command and can result in crashes or, in the worst case, remote execution exploits. In essence, all current versions of Mercury are potentially affected to some extent by this problem.
Given the potential seriousness of this problem, we have produced three different patches:
- For users of Mercury/32, a new release, v4.52 is available.
- For users of Mercury/32 v4.01b who do not wish to upgrade to Mercury/32 v4.52 at this time, a v4.01c patch is available, which can be retrofitted into Mercury/32 v4.01b systems.
- For users of the NLM version of Mercury, a patch is provided for both the Bindery and NDS mode versions of MercuryS.
All sites should regard this upgrade as critical.
For more information on these patches, please visit our official web site,
http://www.pmail.com, and follow the "Newsflash" links on the front page.
Cheers!
-- David --
Patches are now available to correct a potentially severe security weakness in the MercuryS SMTP server. This vulnerability affects the SMTP AUTH command and can result in crashes or, in the worst case, remote execution exploits. In essence, all current versions of Mercury are potentially affected to some extent by this problem.
Given the potential seriousness of this problem, we have produced three different patches:
<UL>
<LI>For users of Mercury/32, a new release, v4.52 is available.</LI></UL>
<UL>
<LI>For users of Mercury/32 v4.01b who do not wish to upgrade to Mercury/32 v4.52 at this time, a v4.01c patch is available, which can be retrofitted into Mercury/32 v4.01b systems.</LI></UL>
<UL>
<LI>For users of the NLM version of Mercury, a patch is provided for both the Bindery and NDS mode versions of MercuryS.</LI></UL>
All sites should regard this upgrade as critical.
For more information on these patches, please visit our official web site, <A class="" href="http://www.pmail.com/" target=_blank mce_href="Http://www.pmail.com">http://www.pmail.com</A>, and follow the "Newsflash" links on the front page.
Cheers!
-- David --