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mysql: cross-site scripting

Package(s):mysql CVE #(s):CVE-2008-4456
Created:April 29, 2009 Updated:March 8, 2010
Description: From the Debian advisory: Thomas Henlich reported that the MySQL commandline client application did not encode HTML special characters when run in HTML output mode (that is, "mysql --html ..."). This could potentially lead to cross-site scripting or unintended script privilege escalation if the resulting output is viewed in a browser or incorporated into a web site.
Alerts:
Ubuntu USN-1397-1 mysql-5.1, mysql-dfsg-5.0, mysql-dfsg-5.1 2012-03-12
Gentoo 201201-02 mysql 2012-01-05
rPath rPSA-2010-0014-1 mysql 2010-03-07
Ubuntu USN-897-1 mysql-dfsg-5.0, mysql-dfsg-5.1 2010-02-10
Mandriva MDVSA-2009:326 mysql 2009-12-07
CentOS CESA-2010:0110 mysql 2010-02-17
Red Hat RHSA-2010:0110-01 mysql 2010-02-16
Red Hat RHSA-2009:1461-01 Red Hat Application Stack 2009-09-23
CentOS CESA-2009:1289 mysql 2009-09-15
Red Hat RHSA-2009:1289-02 mysql 2009-09-02
SuSE SUSE-SR:2009:014 dnsmasq, icu, libcurl3/libcurl2/curl/compat-curl2, Xerces-c/xerces-j2, tiff/libtiff, acroread_ja, xpdf, xemacs, mysql, squirrelmail, OpenEXR, wireshark 2009-09-01
Debian DSA-1783 mysql-dfsg-5.0 2009-04-29

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