CVE-1999-0759

Summary

CVE-1999-0759 is a buffer overflow vulnerability affecting the FuseMAIL POP (Post Office Protocol) service. The issue is triggered by unusually long USER (username) and PASS (password) commands, leading to excess data being written to a buffer. Consequently, an attacker can manipulate the data and potentially execute arbitrary code on the targeted system. This vulnerability poses a serious risk, as it allows unauthorized access or denial of service, and could lead to the theft of sensitive user information. Therefore, it is essential for FuseMAIL POP server administrators to address this issue promptly by applying the necessary patches or upgrades.

Prevent cyber attacks with Recorded Future by prioritizing and patching critical vulnerabilities being exploited by threat actors targeting your industry. Book your demo to learn more.