Lotus Patches Buffer Flaw in Domino
IBM's Lotus Software has patched a number of flaws in its Lotus Domino 6 Web server that had made the server susceptible to remotely exploitable buffer overruns.
The problems, first identified in mid-January, were reported earlier this week by Next Generation Security Software Ltd., a Surrey, England-based security software firm. Patches to fix the problems were issued by Lotus late last week in a 6.0.1 maintenance release of Domino, now available for download at the Lotus Web site.
NGSS discovered two vulnerabilities to denial of service attacks in Domino 6. The company also found a host/location buffer flow vulnerability when performing a redirect operation, that could allow an attacker to overflow the buffer and gain control of the Domino Web Services process.
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