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Title	Samba patch issued for buffer overflow vulnerability
Type	News
Source	IDG News Service 04/09/2003
Summary	A software buffer overflow vulnerability in Samba open-source software could give an attacker remote access to a machine running that software, according to security company Digital Defense Inc. continue

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