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SuSE alert: OpenSSH
There's a new vulnerabilty in the OpenSSH daemon, of which we were notified yesterday.
Debian alert: Unknown OpenSSH remote vulnerability
This advisory is an update to DSA-134-1: some extra information is
provided on broken or changed functionality in this new release and
packages for Debian GNU/Linux 2.2/potato are now available.
SuSE alert: OpenSSH Vulnerability
There's a new vulnerabiltiy in the OpenSSH daemon. The OpenSSH/OpenBSD
team does not release any details concerning this issue, except:
Mandrake alert: openssh update
Details of an upcoming OpenSSH vulnerability will be published early next week. According to the OpenSSH team, this remote vulnerability cannot be exploited when sshd is running with privilege separation. The priv separation code is significantly improved in version 3.3 of OpenSSH which was released on June 21st. Unfortunately, there are some known problems with this release; compression does not work on all operating systems and the PAM support has not been completed. The OpenSSH team encourages everyone to upgrade to version 3.3 immediately and enable privilege separation.
Debian alert: OpenSSH remote vulnerability
Theo de Raadt announced that the OpenBSD team is working with ISS
on a remote exploit for OpenSSH (a free implementation of the
Secure SHell protocol). They are refusing to provide any details on
the vulnerability but instead are advising everyone to upgrade to
the latest release, version 3.3.
Mandrake alert: apache update (revised)
[ Please note that this advisory supersedes the previous MDKSA-2002:039 and MDKSA-2002:039-1 advisories. ] MandrakeSoft is urging all users of Mandrake Linux to update their Apache installations immediately. What was previously thought to have been a DoS-only condition has now been proven to be more than that; exploitable conditions have been discovered on both 32bit and 64bit platforms.
Mandrake alert: apache update
A Denial of Service attack was discovered by Mark Litchfield in the Apache webserver. As well, while investigating this problem, the Apache Software Foundation discovered that the code for handling invalid requests that use chunked encoding may also allow arbitrary code to be executed on 64bit architectures. All versions of Apache prior to 1.3.26 and 2.0.37 are vulnerable to this problem. This update provides patched versions of Apache for the remaining supported Mandrake Linux versions.
Debian alert: apache-perl chunk handling vulnerability
Mark Litchfield found a denial of service attack in the Apache
web-server. While investigating the problem the Apache Software
Foundation discovered that the code for handling invalid requests which
use chunked encoding also might allow arbitrary code execution.
Mandrake alert: apache update
A Denial of Service attack was discovered by Mark Litchfield in the Apache webserver. As well, while investigating this problem, the Apache Software Foundation discovered that the code for handling invalid requests that use chunked encoding may also allow arbitrary code to be executed on 64bit architectures. All versions of Apache prior to 1.3.26 and 2.0.37 are vulnerable to this problem. A patched version of Apache is currently available for Single Network Firewall 7.2, with patched versions of Apache soon to be available for the other supported Mandrake Linux versions.
Red Hat alert: Stronghold: Chunked encoding vulnerability in Apache
The Apache Web server contains a security vulnerability which can be used
to launch a denial of service attack, or in some cases, allow remote code
execution.
Red Hat alert: Updated Apache packages fix chunked encoding issue
The Apache Web server contains a security vulnerability which can be used
to launch a denial of service attack, or in some cases, allow remote code
execution.
SuSE alert: Apache
There is a bug in the way the Apache web server handles HTTP requests that use "chunked mode". Chunked mode is a HTTP 1.1 feature that allows a client to send data as a sequence of chunks rather than en bloc. This is useful if it doesn't know the overall length of the content at the time it starts transmitting.
Debian alert: apache-ssl chunk handling vulnerability
Mark Litchfield found a denial of service attack in the Apache
web-server. While investigating the problem the Apache Software
Foundation discovered that the code for handling invalid requests which
use chunked encoding also might allow arbitrary code execution on 64 bit
architectures.
Debian alert: Apache chunk handling vulnerability, update
The DSA-131-1 advisory for the Apache chunk handling vulnerability
contained an error and was missing some essential information:
Debian alert: Apache chunk handling vulnerability
Mark Litchfield found a denial of service attack in the Apache
web-server. While investigating the problem the Apache Software
Foundation discovered that the code for handling invalid requests which
use chunked encoding also might allow arbitrary code execution on 64
bit architectures.
Red Hat alert: Relaxed LPRng job submission policy
The LPRng print spooler, as shipped in Red Hat Linux 7.x, accepts all
remote print jobs by default.
Red Hat alert: Updated mailman packages available
Updated mailman packages are now available for Red Hat Linux 7.2 and 7.3.
These updates resolve a cross-site scripting vulnerability present in
versions of Mailman prior to
Red Hat alert: Updated mailman packages available
Updated mailman packages are now available for Red Hat Power Tools 7 and
7.1. These updates resolve a cross-site scripting vulnerability present in
versions of Mailman prior to
Red Hat alert: Updated ethereal packages are available
Updated ethereal packages are available which fix several security problems.
SuSE alert: bind9/bind9-beta
There is a bug in the BIND9 name server that is triggered when processing certain types of DNS replies. When this happens an assertion will fail, and named will log a message to the system log before exiting. This means a remote attacker can easily shut down the name server process.
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