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Multiple security vulnerabilities in bash CVE-2016-0634, CVE-2016-7543, and CVE-2016-9401. (Bug #282374)

Products:

SteelHead (Appliance), SteelHead Interceptor, SteelCentral Controller for SteelHead (Central Management Console)

Fixed in Version:

steelhead 9.2.2, steelhead 9.6.1, steelhead 9.7.0, cmc 9.7.0, interceptor 7.0.0

Last Modified:

2018-02-20

Summary

DETAILS:

- An arbitrary command injection flaw was found in the way bash processed the hostname value. A malicious DHCP server could use this flaw to execute arbitrary commands on the DHCP client machines running bash under specific circumstances. (CVE-2016-0634)

- An arbitrary command injection flaw was found in the way bash processed the SHELLOPTS and PS4 environment variables. A local, authenticated attacker could use this flaw to exploit poorly written setuid programs to elevate their
privileges under certain circumstances. (CVE-2016-7543)

- A denial of service flaw was found in the way bash handled popd commands. A poorly written shell script could cause bash to crash resulting in a local denial of service limited to a specific bash session. (CVE-2016-9401)

FIX:

Upgraded bash to a version that fixes the vulnerabilities.

RECOMMENDATION:

Upgrade to a software version with the fix.

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