CVE-2000-0326

Summary

CVE-2000-0326 is a vulnerability affecting Meeting Maker, an outdated scheduling software. The weakness lies in the use of a polyalphabetic substitution cipher for password encryption, rendering them susceptible to decryption by remote attackers. This vulnerability puts user accounts at risk, as passwords can be intercepted and decoded during transmission. Attackers can exploit this flaw to gain unauthorized access to Meeting Maker accounts, potentially leading to sensitive data breaches or further system compromises. It is strongly advised to stop using Meeting Maker and transition to a more secure alternative.

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