Debian Security Advisory 1432-1 - Alin Rad Pop discovered that link-grammar, Carnegie Mellon University's link grammar parser for English, performed insufficient validation within its tokenizer, which could allow a malicious input file to execute arbitrary code.
60c1d182eef100bbd8eefe2b8fb598a1d96dcc4566cb9cdce8fda2c91d3d29feUbuntu Security Notice 545-1 - Alin Rad Pop discovered that AbiWord's Link Grammar parser did not correctly handle overly-long words. If a user were tricked into opening a specially crafted document, AbiWord, or other applications using Link Grammar, could be made to crash.
a5a8f33da1eaca717263cb7c2283a7e90f12b33b29d48aa6dd112c792c61bc3dGentoo Linux Security Advisory GLSA 200711-27 - Alin Rad Pop from Secunia Research discovered a boundary error in the function separate_sentence() in file tokenize.c when processing an overly long word which might lead to a stack-based buffer overflow. Versions less than 4.2.4-r1 are affected.
3422987a83a99edd74624803a9b23872643492b4b2340e20ec2e6035077b1935Secunia Research has discovered a vulnerability in AbiWord Link Grammar, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise an application using the library. Version 4.2.4 is affected.
35cb57c20c1b5fffa8c0266a03e117db8c1180ef7b09ebd9d7b9ff6d8364e840Secunia Research has discovered a vulnerability in Link Grammar, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise an application using the affected code. Version 4.1b is affected.
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