Amazon Linux AMI: Security patch for php56 (ALAS-2015-508) (multiple CVEs)
Description
Integer overflow in the _zip_cdir_new function in zip_dirent.c in libzip 0.11.2 and earlier, as used in the ZIP extension in PHP before 5.4.39, 5.5.x before 5.5.23, and 5.6.x before 5.6.7 and other products, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (application crash) or possibly execute arbitrary code via a ZIP archive that contains many entries, leading to a heap-based buffer overflow.
Solution(s)
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-bcmath
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-cli
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-common
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-dba
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-dbg
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-debuginfo
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-devel
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-embedded
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-enchant
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-fpm
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-gd
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-gmp
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-imap
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-intl
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-ldap
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mbstring
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mcrypt
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mssql
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mysqlnd
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-odbc
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-opcache
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-pdo
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-pgsql
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-process
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-pspell
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-recode
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-snmp
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-soap
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-tidy
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-xml
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-xmlrpc
References
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-bcmath
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-cli
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-common
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-dba
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-dbg
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-debuginfo
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-devel
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-embedded
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-enchant
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-fpm
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-gd
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-gmp
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-imap
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-intl
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-ldap
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mbstring
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mcrypt
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mssql
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-mysqlnd
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-odbc
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-opcache
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-pdo
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-pgsql
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-process
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-pspell
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-recode
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-snmp
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-soap
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-tidy
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-xml
- amazon-linux-upgrade-php56-xmlrpc
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