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2004.01.01
From now on our commercial services are proviced by .

2003.10.01
Added a mini whitepaper regarding the MySQL char() function to the
papers - section.

2003.07.26
A new version of our webapp-tester DESPERADO has been added to our
tools - section.

2003.01.26
New commercial partnership with SEC-CONSULT  
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More information will be provided soon.

2003.01.09
Due to many request a short "Desperado" README - file has been added to our Tools-Section.

2003.01.08
Links to my Partners have been added.(Including a GERMAN-Version)

2002.10.21
Eweeks "Openhack 4/2002 - Hacking Challenge" will be started on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2002 and end on Friday, Nov. 8, 2002.

Our History for Eweeks-Openhack Challenge:
Openhack 1999: First participation
Openhack 2000: Winner of the E-Commerce Section(Vulnerabilities here)
Openhack 2001: WebSec.org found a vulnerability in IBMs Netcommerce System which leads to an administrative(store manager) account.

2002.10.09
A coule of older perl-scripts have been added to the tools-section

2002.07.02
Find "Formatter.pl" (alpha) - a perlscript for creating exploit-formatstrings "on the fly" in our tools-section.

2002.06.25
We released a new (GERMAN)whitepaper on fast exploitation of local and stack-based bufferoverflows (Find "fast and easy going HERE")

2004.11  PHP unserialize Vulnerability
2004.11  Windows cmd-line tools
2004.03  Linbox multiple Vulnerabilities
2003.07  SAP Internet Transaction Server multiple Vulnerabilities
2003.07  Invision Powerboard V.1.1.2 Multiple Vulnerabilities
2003.07  W-Agora Multiple Vulnerabilities
2003.06  paFileDB 3.1 OS-Cmd execution
2003.01  Axis Webcam DOS
2003.01  Vulnerabilities the Typo3 CMS-Tools
2002.10  Several Vulnerabilities in the Open.Project.Tool
2002.02  Endymion SakeMail file-disclosure
2002.02  Endymion MailMan file-disclosure
2001.10  getAccess file-disclosure
2001.07  buffer-overflow in wSendmail.exe 2.0x
2001.07  getAccess java-class execution
2001.07  sample methods for JS-injection
2001.05  webmail JS-injection(gmx.net)
2001.04  NULL-bytes in JavaApps
2001.01  PoolMan JDBC Admin-Interface
2001.01  ibm netcommerce 3.* SQL-injection
2000.12  cgiemail file-disclosure
2000.05  cookmail file-disclosure
2000.05  leave-link.cgi
2000.05  mail-to-form.cgi
2000.05  futureforum SQL-injection
2000.05  alienform(af.cgi) OS-command execution
2000.04  ultraboard 1.* file-disclosure
2000.04  minivend-shop 4.x OS-command execution
2000.01  AltaVista Search
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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