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Slackware alert: buffer overflow fix for NTP
The version of xntp3 that shipped with Slackware 7.1 as well as the
version that was in Slackware -current contains a buffer overflow bug that
could lead to a root compromise. Slackware 7.1 and Slackware -current
users are urged to upgrade to the new packages available for their
release.
Red Hat alert: Network Time Daemon (ntpd) has potential remote root exploit
The Network Time Daemon (ntpd) supplied with all releases of Red Hat
Linux is vulnerable to a buffer overflow, allowing a remote attacker to
potentially gain root level access to a machine. All users of ntpd are
strongly encouraged to upgrade.
Debian alert: ntp remote root exploit fixed
Przemyslaw Frasunek <venglin@FREEBSD.LUBLIN.PL> reported that ntp
daemons such as that released with Debian GNU/Linux are vulnerable to a
buffer overflow that can lead to a remote root exploit. This has been
corrected for Debian 2.2 (potato) in ntp version 4.0.99g-2potato1.
Red Hat alert: Updated openssh packages available
Updated openssh packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 7. These
packages fix an error in the supplied init script and PAM configuration
file.
SuSE alert: joe
A bug in joe(1), a userfriendly text editor, was found by Christer Öberg of Wkit Security AB a few weeks ago. After starting joe(1) it tries to open its configuration file joerc in the current directory, the users home directory and some other locations. joe(1) doesn't check the ownership of joerc when trying the current directory. An attacker could place a malicious joerc file in a public writeable directory, like /tmp, to execute commands with the privilege of any user (including root), which runs joe while being in this directory.
SuSE alert: eperl
The ePerl program is a interpreter for the Embedded Perl 5 Language. It's main purpose is to serve as Webserver scripting language for dynamic HTML page programming. Besides this it could also serve as a standalone Unix filter. Fumitoshi Ukai and Denis Barbier have found several potential buffer overflows, which could lead to local privilege escalation if installed setuid (note: it's not installed setuid per default) or to remote compromise.
Red Hat alert: Updated Kerberos 5 and pam_krb5 packages available
Updated Kerberos 5 packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 6 and 7.
These packages fix a vulnerability in the handling of Kerberos IV ticket
files. Updated pam_krb5 packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 7.
Red Hat alert: Updated openssh packages available
Updated openssh packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 7. These
packages reduce the amount of information a passive attacker can deduce
from observing an encrypted session.
SuSE alert: nkitb/nkitserv
Two parts of the nkitb/nkitserv package are vulnerable to security related bugs. in.ftpd(8): A one-byte bufferoverflow was discovered in the OpenBSD port of the FTP daemon in.ftpd(8) several weeks ago. This bug could just be triggered by authenticated users, which have write access. This bug is believed to not be exploitable under Linux. However, we prefer to provide a fixed update package to make sure that the daemon is on the safe side. in.ftpd(8) will be invoked by inetd(8) and is activated by default.
SuSE alert: pop
The eMail access daemons imapd(8), ipop2d(8) and ipop3d(8) of SuSE 6.1 are vulnerable to several buffer overflows. Due to a misconfiguration these vulnerbilities could be triggered remotely after a user had been authenticated.
SuSE alert: nkitb/nkitserv
Two parts of the nkitb/nkitserv package are vulnerable to security related bugs. in.ftpd(8): A one-byte bufferoverflow was discovered in the OpenBSD port of the FTP daemon in.ftpd(8) several weeks ago. This bug could just be triggered by authenticated users, which have write access. This bug is believed to not be exploitable under Linux. However, we prefer to provide a fixed update package to make sure that the daemon is on the safe side. in.ftpd(8) will be invoked by inetd(8) and is activated by default.
SuSE alert: impad
The eMail access daemons impad(8), ipop2d(8) and ipop3d(8) of SuSE 6.1 are vulnerable to several buffer overflows. Due to a misconfiguration these vulnerbilities could be triggered remotely after a user had been authenticated.
Red Hat alert: Updated licq packages fixing security problems available
Updated Red Hat Powertools 6.2 packages fixing two security problems in
licq are available.
Red Hat alert: Updated vim packages available
Updated vim packages fixing a security problem are available.
Red Hat alert: Updated licq packages fixing security problems available
Updated Red Hat Linux 7 packages fixing two security problems in licq are
available.
Red Hat alert: Updated sudo packages fixing buffer overrun available
An overrunnable buffer exists in sudo versions prior to 1.6.3p6
Red Hat alert: rpm-4.0.2 for all Red Hat platforms and releases.
A common version of rpm for all Red Hat distributions is being released.
This version of rpm understands legacy version 3 packaging used in Red
Hat 6.x/5.x distributions as well as version 4 packaging used in Red Hat
7.x.
In addition, rpm-4.0.2 has support for both the legacy db1 format used in
Red Hat 6.x/5.x databases as well as support for the db3 format database
used in Red Hat 7.x
Red Hat alert: Updated sgml-tools packages fix insecure temporary file handling
Insecure handling of temporary file permissions could lead to other users
on a multi-user system being able to read the documents being converted.
Red Hat alert: New mutt packages fix IMAP vulnerability/incompatibility
New mutt packages are available. These packages fix an
instance of the common 'format string' vulnerability,
and correct an incompatibilty with the current errata
IMAP server.
It is recommended that all mutt users using Red Hat Linux
upgrade to the new packages. The version of mutt shipped
in Red Hat Linux 7.0 does not contain the format string
vulnerability; it is merely a bugfix update.
Users of Red Hat Linux 6.0 and 6.1 should use the
packages for Red Hat Linux 6.
Red Hat alert: buffer overflow in slrn
An overflow exists in the slrn pacakge as shipped in Red Hat Linux
7 and Red Hat Linux 6.x, which could possibly lead to remote users
executing arbitrary code as the user running slrn.
It is recommended that all users of slrn update to the fixed packages.
Users of Red Hat Linux 6.0 or 6.1 should use the packages
for Red Hat Linux 6.
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