Cisco ThousandEyes Enterprise Agent Virtual Appliance version thousandeyes-va-64-18.04 0.218 has an insecure sudo configuration which permits a low-privilege user to read root-only files via the dig command without a password.
9a639b868d2a607d6808f5cc9c66c20f4c697461ce4034c2ce7534df93c6ec6eSplunk version 6.6.x suffers from a local privilege escalation vulnerability. Splunk can be configured to run as a non-root user. However, that user owns the configuration file that specifies the user to run as, so it can trivially gain root privileges.
927ecfe19fe31d3c7e09dd53fc3c4d83c00e61f2fd48f776a815cc3fefe9be2cInfoblox NetMRI versions 7.1.2 through 7.1.4 suffer from administration shell escape and privilege escalation vulnerabilities.
cf2764068642712d57bf637c469af8efd08229679a4265ceb71c2691a388b2a0Software updates for Solarwinds products are packaged and delivered insecurely, leading to root compromise of Solarwinds devices.
2a9df79c742962870c74939e16e4499331d3b9dcdf53b4c3fe83b8d82173b94eThe management shell on Solarwinds Log and Event Manager Virtual Appliance version 6.3.1 allows the end user to edit the MOTD banner displayed during SSH logon. The editor provided for this is nano. This editor has a keyboard mapped function which lets the user import a file from the local file system into the editor. An attacker can abuse this to read arbitrary files within the allowed permissions.
2a881d9217c48b1606ec88d0bb0823e2e6d7359165db582cfbbd90943ae24f0eInsufficient input validation in the management interface can be leveraged in order to execute arbitrary commands. This can lead to (root) shell access to the underlying operating system on Solarwinds Log and Event Manager Virtual Appliance version 6.3.1.
fe9867b691ca5367a9f8e75d21f16e8f3d6804f2ad561bedd0abd524a2546349An attacker can abuse functionality provided by a script which may be run with root privilege in order to elevate privilege on Solarwinds Log and Event Manager Virtual Appliance version 6.3.1.
541cc742cf8744931b966ccfc14ec82005cd85e4a6e1bff7ce5f93c7ba245576Due to lax filesystem permissions, an attacker can take control of a hardcoded sudo path in order to execute commands as a privileged user on Solarwinds Log and Event Manager Virtual Appliance version 6.3.1.
3f138413d3ee07b7fb98c0ec9430dcebbf62f40cd8ffb3fa592f0455512444f9Usually processes writing to temporary directories do not need to perform readdir() because they control the filenames they create, so setting /tmp/ , /var/tmp/ , etc. to be mode 1733 is a not uncommon UNIX hardening practice. Affected versions of SQLite reject potential tempdir locations if they are not readable, falling back to '.'. Thus, SQLite will favor e.g. using cwd for tempfiles on such a system, even if cwd is an unsafe location. Notably, SQLite also checks the permissions of '.', but ignores the results of that check. All versions of SQLite prior to 3.13.0 are affected.
762be39effea94233c24738dcf6d499f38f825f4b7984d06ada2c300f0ae4c55The Arris DG1670A leverages a combination of technologies to deliver the product functionality. Combining several of these technologies in an unanticipated way will allow an attacker to execute arbitrary commands on the underlying operating system as the most privileged user.
f9f07867f80d6ed81875b0f0f3426862a601d2df3911aea7d48a11a170f6c39bHAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
b56be54ffa14a72c217268c5e8fbef7e7d5ef5c7b7e401d0e35686b428f6ffd2HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
ec95d399e782ae50089db7bae0321094d5c149714e53f397be0590e26494cd10HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
d20cc21047b544d7f0a2e9c047049768d120ab55d0feadb777455e4a62ac0ca2HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
58508fba90c8d918ac8566e635b8f317ad02aacbff916ed80bef5c55e066a163HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
72a636d794218b50756bf9ced5a90949b231d390c0a66b853ffa0b54f479e248HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
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