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security hole recently found in AWStats

security hole recently found in AWStatsWarning, a security hole was recently found in AWStats versions from 5.0 to 6.2 when AWStats is used as a CGI: A remote user can execute arbitrary commands on your server using permissions of your web server user (in most cases user "nobody"). If you use AWStats with another version or is not available as a CGI, you are safe. If not, it is highly recommanded to upgrade to 6.4 version that fix all known security holes. info source Posted by NanoCaiordo Friday, March 04, 2005 (20:49:51)
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I got version Advanced Web Statistics 6.3 (build 1.800) by Angular on Friday, March 04, 2005 (22:04:03) (User Info | Send a Message) Is this one not affected as it doesn't get mentioned?
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