CVE-2000-0326

Summary

CVE-2000-0326 is a vulnerability affecting Meeting Maker, an outdated scheduling software. The weakness lies in the application's use of a weak encryption algorithm, specifically a polyalphabetic substitution cipher, for password protection. This means that remote attackers can intercept and decrypt passwords in plain text, posing a significant security risk. The decryption process is facilitated by the predictable nature of the encryption algorithm. Meeting Maker users should consider upgrading to a more secure alternative to mitigate this risk.

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