Oracle Linux: CVE-2021-20095: ELSA-2021-4201: babel security and bug fix update (MODERATE) (Multiple Advisories)
Description
This CVE ID has been rejected or withdrawn by its CVE Numbering Authority for the following reason: DO NOT USE THIS CANDIDATE NUMBER. ConsultIDs: none. Reason: This candidate was withdrawn by its CNA. Notes: none A flaw was found in python-babel. A path traversal vulnerability was found in how locale data files are checked and loaded within python-babel, allowing a local attacker to trick an application that uses python-babel to load a file outside of the intended locale directory. The highest threat from this vulnerability is to data confidentiality and integrity as well as service availability.
Solution(s)
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-asn1crypto
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-atomicwrites
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-attrs
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-babel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-cffi
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-chardet
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-cryptography
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-cython
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-debug
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-devel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-idle
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-idna
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-jinja2
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-libs
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-lxml
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-markupsafe
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-mod-wsgi
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-more-itertools
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-numpy
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-numpy-doc
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-numpy-f2py
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-packaging
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pip
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pip-wheel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pluggy
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-ply
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-psutil
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-psycopg2
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-psycopg2-doc
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-psycopg2-tests
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-py
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pycparser
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pymysql
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pyparsing
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pysocks
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pytest
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pytz
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-pyyaml
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-requests
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-rpm-macros
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-scipy
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-setuptools
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-setuptools-wheel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-six
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-test
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-tkinter
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-urllib3
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-wcwidth
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-wheel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python38-wheel-wheel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-python3-babel
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