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CVE-2007-6276 is a divide-by-zero vulnerability in the accept_connections function of the Apple Mac OS X VPN daemon (vpnd). Improper handling of crafted VPN load-balancing information in a UDP packet can trigger a divide-by-zero exception and terminate the daemon. The issue affects Mac OS X 10.5 releases prior to 10.5.4.
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A divide-by-zero vulnerability in the VPN daemon's handling of load balancing information that may allow remote attackers to crash the service via a malicious UDP packet.
Remote denial-of-service vulnerability in the Mac OS X VPN daemon due to divide-by-zero handling of load-balancing information.
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