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pcre3: arbitrary code execution

Package(s):pcre3 CVE #(s):CAN-2005-2491
Created:August 23, 2005 Updated:March 10, 2006
Description: A buffer overflow has been discovered in the PCRE, a widely used library that provides Perl compatible regular expressions. Specially crafted regular expressions triggered a buffer overflow. On systems that accept arbitrary regular expressions from untrusted users, this could be exploited to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the application using the library.
Alerts:
Red Hat RHSA-2006:0197-01 Python 2006-03-09
Fedora-Legacy FLSA:168516 pcre 2006-03-07
Debian DSA-821-1 python2.3 2005-09-28
Debian DSA-819-1 python2.1 2005-09-23
Debian DSA-817-1 python2.2 2005-09-22
Gentoo 200509-08 python 2005-09-12
Red Hat RHSA-2005:358-01 exim 2005-09-08
Red Hat RHSA-2005:761-02 pcre 2005-09-08
Trustix TSLSA-2005-0045 multi 2005-08-26
OpenPKG OpenPKG-SA-2005.018 pcre 2005-09-05
SuSE SUSE-SA:2005:051 php4,php5 2005-09-05
Gentoo 200509-02 gnumeric 2005-09-03
Debian DSA-800-1 pcre3 2005-09-02
Ubuntu USN-173-4 python gnumeric 2005-08-31
Slackware SSA:2005-242-01 pcre 2005-08-31
SuSE SUSE-SA:2005:049 php4, 2005-08-30
SuSE SUSE-SA:2005:048 pcre 2005-08-30
Ubuntu USN-173-3 apache2 2005-08-30
Mandriva MDKSA-2005:155 apache2 2005-08-29
Mandriva MDKSA-2005:154 python 2005-08-26
Mandriva MDKSA-2005:153 gnumeric 2005-08-26
Mandriva MDKSA-2005:151 pcre 2005-08-25
Mandriva MDKSA-2005:152 php 2005-08-25
Gentoo 200508-17 libpcre 2005-08-25
Ubuntu USN-173-2 pcre3, apache2 2005-08-24
Fedora FEDORA-2005-803 pcre 2005-08-24
Fedora FEDORA-2005-802 pcre 2005-08-24
Ubuntu USN-173-1 pcre3 2005-08-23

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