Cent OS: CVE-2014-4721: CESA-2014:1013 (php)
Description
The phpinfo implementation in ext/standard/info.c in PHP before 5.4.30 and 5.5.x before 5.5.14 does not ensure use of the string data type for the PHP_AUTH_PW, PHP_AUTH_TYPE, PHP_AUTH_USER, and PHP_SELF variables, which might allow context-dependent attackers to obtain sensitive information from process memory by using the integer data type with crafted values, related to a "type confusion" vulnerability, as demonstrated by reading a private SSL key in an Apache HTTP Server web-hosting environment with mod_ssl and a PHP 5.3.x mod_php.
Solution(s)
- centos-upgrade-php
- centos-upgrade-php-bcmath
- centos-upgrade-php-cli
- centos-upgrade-php-common
- centos-upgrade-php-dba
- centos-upgrade-php-devel
- centos-upgrade-php-embedded
- centos-upgrade-php-enchant
- centos-upgrade-php-fpm
- centos-upgrade-php-gd
- centos-upgrade-php-imap
- centos-upgrade-php-intl
- centos-upgrade-php-ldap
- centos-upgrade-php-mbstring
- centos-upgrade-php-mysql
- centos-upgrade-php-mysqlnd
- centos-upgrade-php-odbc
- centos-upgrade-php-pdo
- centos-upgrade-php-pgsql
- centos-upgrade-php-process
- centos-upgrade-php-pspell
- centos-upgrade-php-recode
- centos-upgrade-php-snmp
- centos-upgrade-php-soap
- centos-upgrade-php-tidy
- centos-upgrade-php-xml
- centos-upgrade-php-xmlrpc
- centos-upgrade-php-zts
- centos-upgrade-php53
- centos-upgrade-php53-bcmath
- centos-upgrade-php53-cli
- centos-upgrade-php53-common
- centos-upgrade-php53-dba
- centos-upgrade-php53-devel
- centos-upgrade-php53-gd
- centos-upgrade-php53-imap
- centos-upgrade-php53-intl
- centos-upgrade-php53-ldap
- centos-upgrade-php53-mbstring
- centos-upgrade-php53-mysql
- centos-upgrade-php53-odbc
- centos-upgrade-php53-pdo
- centos-upgrade-php53-pgsql
- centos-upgrade-php53-process
- centos-upgrade-php53-pspell
- centos-upgrade-php53-snmp
- centos-upgrade-php53-soap
- centos-upgrade-php53-xml
- centos-upgrade-php53-xmlrpc
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