Ganeti suffers from unauthenticated information disclosure and denial of service vulnerabilities.
b366b0e8cdc76ece2a45806306e7e5adc7f7ed618bac49a090623b0b34db5e3cDebian Linux Security Advisory 3431-1 - Pierre Kim discovered two vulnerabilities in the restful API of Ganeti, a virtual server cluster management tool. SSL parameter negotiation could result in denial of service and the DRBD secret could leak.
a01b455cafe98df2e893e64cd046ef310b011a73d6fce093f20678aa83e07f64Ganeti, an open source virtualization manager, suffers from multiple issues in its RESTful control interface (RAPI). The distributed replicated storage (DRBD) secret is leaked by the RAPI interface when job results are requested. Leveraging on the knowledge of this secret, a malicious user who had already gained access to the storage network of the cluster can retrieve instance data more easily and reliably. The RAPI interface is also vulnerable to a denial of service condition, triggered via SSL parameter renegotiation issued by a malicious client. The condition leads to resource exhaustion on the master node. Many versions are affected.
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