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apache: off-by-one buffer overflow

Package(s):apache apache2 httpd CVE #(s):CVE-2006-3747
Created:July 28, 2006 Updated:August 2, 2006
Description: Mark Dowd discovered an off-by-one buffer overflow in the mod_rewrite module's ldap scheme handling. On systems which activate "RewriteEngine on", a remote attacker could exploit certain rewrite rules to crash Apache, or potentially even execute arbitrary code (this has not been verified).

"RewriteEngine on" is disabled by default. Systems which have this directive disabled are not affected at all.

Alerts:
Gentoo 200608-01 apache 2006-08-01
Debian DSA-1132-1 apache2 2005-08-01
Debian DSA-1131-1 apache 2006-08-01
Slackware SSA:2006-209-01 apache 2006-07-29
rPath rPSA-2006-0139-1 httpd 2006-07-28
Mandriva MDKSA-2006:133 apache 2006-07-28
Fedora FEDORA-2006-863 httpd 2006-07-28
Fedora FEDORA-2006-862 httpd 2006-07-28
SuSE SUSE-SA:2006:043 apache,apache2 2006-07-28
OpenPKG OpenPKG-SA-2006.015 apache, apache2 2006-07-28
Ubuntu USN-328-1 apache2 2006-07-27

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apache: off-by-one buffer overflow

Posted Aug 3, 2006 9:34 UTC (Thu) by mjcox@redhat.com (guest, #31775) [Link] (2 responses)

Timeline for those interested from my blog
20060721-23:29 Mark Dowd forwards details of issue to security@apache.org
20060722-07:42 Initial response from Apache security team
20060722-08:14 Investigation, testing, and patches created
20060724-19:04 Negotiated release date with reporter
20060725-10:00 Notified NISCC and CERT to give vendors heads up
20060727-17:00 Fixes committed publically
20060727-23:30 Updates released to Apache site
20060828       Public announcement from Apache, McAfee, CERT, NISCC

apache: off-by-one buffer overflow

Posted Aug 3, 2006 10:14 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link] (1 responses)

I think that last date should be 20060728, right?

apache: off-by-one buffer overflow

Posted Aug 3, 2006 13:53 UTC (Thu) by mjcox@redhat.com (guest, #31775) [Link]

Yes. Well spotted :)


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