[VulnWatch] Veritas BackupExec Agent vulnerability

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http://isc.sans.org/

[The following text was taken directly from the isc.sans.org site.  I
did not discover this vulnerability and I'm not taking any credit for
it.  Simply haven't seen this on the Vulnwach list.]

"A remote vulnerability in Veritas BackupExec Agent has been discovered.
This vulnerability is especially serious as it does not require any
authentication before the service can be exploited, and by their very
nature, backup servers tend to both be reachable by, and have access to,
a large number of systems within an organization. If you run BackupExec,
patches are available for both Version 8.6.x
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/273422.htm and Version 9.1.x
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/273420.htm";


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