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glibc: integer overflow in the xdrmem_getbytes() function

Package(s):glibc krb5 dietlibc CVE #(s):CAN-2003-0028
Created:March 21, 2003 Updated:May 27, 2003
Description: An integer overflow in the xdrmem_getbytes() function, and possibly other functions, of XDR (external data representation) libraries derived from SunRPC, including libnsl, libc, and glibc, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via certain integer values in length fields See CAN-2003-0028 and CERT advisory CA-2003-10 for more information.
Alerts:
SuSE SuSE-SA:2003:027 glibc 2003-05-26
Slackware ssa:2003-141-03 glibc 2003-05-22
Conectiva CLA-2003:639 krb5 2003-05-05
Conectiva CLA-2003:633 glibc 2003-04-30
Immunix IMNX-2003-7+-009-01 glibc 2003-04-14
Debian DSA-282-1 glibc 2003-04-09
Gentoo 200303-29 dietlibc 2003-03-31
Debian DSA-272-1 dietlibc 2003-03-28
Trustix 2003-0014 glibc 2003-03-26
Mandrake MDKSA-2003:037 glibc 2003-03-25
Gentoo 200303-22 glibc 2003-03-25
Debian DSA-266-1 krb5 2003-03-17
Red Hat RHSA-2003:089-00 glibc 2003-03-19
Sorcerer SORCERER2003-03-20-2 glibc 2003-03-20
Sorcerer SORCERER2003-03-20-1 krb5 2003-03-20
EnGarde ESA-20030321-010 glibc 2003-03-21
SCO Group CSSA-2003-013.0 XDR/RPC 2003-03-19

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Debian alert incorrect

Posted Mar 27, 2003 17:10 UTC (Thu) by k-squire (guest, #5595) [Link] (1 responses)

The Debian alert posted here refers to the krb5 kerberos package, not glibc. AFAIK, Debian has not yet posted a glibc update.

Kevin

Debian alert incorrect

Posted Mar 27, 2003 17:34 UTC (Thu) by ris (subscriber, #5) [Link]

It is true that Debian's alert is for krb5, but it's addressing the same problems in the SUNRPC library.

Redhat's "fix" breaks other packages...

Posted Apr 10, 2003 17:09 UTC (Thu) by ronaldcole (guest, #1462) [Link]

See Bugzilla bug #87480 to see if you really want to apply Redhat's fix... I'm surprised that they haven't pushed out an errata for this "fix" yet!

<http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=87480>


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