⤷ Title: Exim’s Poisoned Record: How a Failed Patch and SQL Injection Lead to Critical Heap Overflows
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𐀪 Author: Ddos
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ⴵ Time: Mon, 22 Dec 2025 00:43:21 +0000
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⌗ Tags: #Vulnerability Report #CVE_2025_67896 #Exim #Heap Buffer Overflow #Mail Transfer Agent #memory corruption #NIST #Ratelimit ACL #SMTP Security #sql injection #SQLite
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𐀪 Author: Ddos
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ⴵ Time: Mon, 22 Dec 2025 00:43:21 +0000
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⌗ Tags: #Vulnerability Report #CVE_2025_67896 #Exim #Heap Buffer Overflow #Mail Transfer Agent #memory corruption #NIST #Ratelimit ACL #SMTP Security #sql injection #SQLite
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Exim’s Poisoned Record: How a Failed Patch and SQL Injection Lead to Critical Heap Overflows
NIST warns of a critical Exim 4.99 flaw. A failed SQLi patch allows attackers to poison SQLite records and trigger a 1.5MB heap buffer overflow.