CVE-2010-1192

libESMTP, probably 1.0.4 and earlier, does not properly handle a '\0' character in a domain name in the subject's Common Name (CN) field of an X.509 certificate, which allows man-in-the-middle attackers to spoof arbitrary SSL servers via a crafted certificate issued by a legitimate Certification Authority, a related issue to CVE-2009-2408.

• stafford.uklinux libesmtp (<= 1.0.4) • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.1 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.2 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.3 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.4 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.5 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.6 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.6.1 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.7.0 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.7.1 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.0 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.1 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.2 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.3 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.4 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.5 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.6 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.7 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.8 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.9 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.10 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.11 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 0.8.12 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 1.0 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 1.0.1 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 1.0.2 • stafford.uklinux libesmtp 1.0.3