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Question on a Plugin

Subject: Question on a Plugin
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 13:00:37 -0500
Hi,

I ran a nessus scan against one of our devices and it flagged a
vulnerability in the telnet daemon. According to the report, the plugin
that detected the vulnerability is pam_smb/pam_ntdom overflow under
"Gain root remotely" family. Is there a way to find out what are the
details of this test, this would help us to determine if this is a false
positive or not.

Thanks,


Bilal Nasrallah
Network Management Engineering
Information Services
Nortel
ESN 393-3791 or (613) 763-3791
Mailstop 04351M18 Ottawa, Ontario
Email: bilaln@nortel.com

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