SUSE Linux Security Vulnerability: CVE-2007-1700
Description
The session extension in PHP 4 before 4.4.5, and PHP 5 before 5.2.1, calculates the reference count for the session variables without considering the internal pointer from the session globals, which allows context-dependent attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted string in the session_register after unsetting HTTP_SESSION_VARS and _SESSION, which destroys the session data Hashtable.
Solution(s)
- suse-upgrade-apache-mod_php4
- suse-upgrade-apache2-mod_php4
- suse-upgrade-apache2-mod_php5
- suse-upgrade-mod_php4-apache2
- suse-upgrade-mod_php4-core
- suse-upgrade-mod_php4-servlet
- suse-upgrade-php4-bcmath
- suse-upgrade-php4-bz2
- suse-upgrade-php4-calendar
- suse-upgrade-php4-ctype
- suse-upgrade-php4-curl
- suse-upgrade-php4-dba
- suse-upgrade-php4-dbase
- suse-upgrade-php4-devel
- suse-upgrade-php4-domxml
- suse-upgrade-php4-exif
- suse-upgrade-php4-fastcgi
- suse-upgrade-php4-filepro
- suse-upgrade-php4-ftp
- suse-upgrade-php4-gd
- suse-upgrade-php4-gettext
- suse-upgrade-php4-gmp
- suse-upgrade-php4-iconv
- suse-upgrade-php4-imap
- suse-upgrade-php4-ldap
- suse-upgrade-php4-mbstring
- suse-upgrade-php4-mcal
- suse-upgrade-php4-mcrypt
- suse-upgrade-php4-mhash
- suse-upgrade-php4-mime_magic
- suse-upgrade-php4-mysql
- suse-upgrade-php4-pear
- suse-upgrade-php4-pgsql
- suse-upgrade-php4-qtdom
- suse-upgrade-php4-readline
- suse-upgrade-php4-recode
- suse-upgrade-php4-session
- suse-upgrade-php4-shmop
- suse-upgrade-php4-snmp
- suse-upgrade-php4-sockets
- suse-upgrade-php4-swf
- suse-upgrade-php4-sysvsem
- suse-upgrade-php4-sysvshm
- suse-upgrade-php4-unixodbc
- suse-upgrade-php4-wddx
- suse-upgrade-php4-xslt
- suse-upgrade-php4-yp
- suse-upgrade-php4-zlib
- suse-upgrade-php5-bcmath
- suse-upgrade-php5-bz2
- suse-upgrade-php5-calendar
- suse-upgrade-php5-ctype
- suse-upgrade-php5-curl
- suse-upgrade-php5-dba
- suse-upgrade-php5-dbase
- suse-upgrade-php5-devel
- suse-upgrade-php5-dom
- suse-upgrade-php5-exif
- suse-upgrade-php5-fastcgi
- suse-upgrade-php5-ftp
- suse-upgrade-php5-gd
- suse-upgrade-php5-gettext
- suse-upgrade-php5-gmp
- suse-upgrade-php5-hash
- suse-upgrade-php5-iconv
- suse-upgrade-php5-imap
- suse-upgrade-php5-json
- suse-upgrade-php5-ldap
- suse-upgrade-php5-mbstring
- suse-upgrade-php5-mcrypt
- suse-upgrade-php5-mhash
- suse-upgrade-php5-mysql
- suse-upgrade-php5-ncurses
- suse-upgrade-php5-odbc
- suse-upgrade-php5-openssl
- suse-upgrade-php5-pcntl
- suse-upgrade-php5-pdo
- suse-upgrade-php5-pear
- suse-upgrade-php5-pgsql
- suse-upgrade-php5-posix
- suse-upgrade-php5-pspell
- suse-upgrade-php5-shmop
- suse-upgrade-php5-snmp
- suse-upgrade-php5-soap
- suse-upgrade-php5-sockets
- suse-upgrade-php5-sqlite
- suse-upgrade-php5-suhosin
- suse-upgrade-php5-sysvmsg
- suse-upgrade-php5-sysvsem
- suse-upgrade-php5-sysvshm
- suse-upgrade-php5-tidy
- suse-upgrade-php5-tokenizer
- suse-upgrade-php5-wddx
- suse-upgrade-php5-xmlreader
- suse-upgrade-php5-xmlrpc
- suse-upgrade-php5-xmlwriter
- suse-upgrade-php5-xsl
- suse-upgrade-php5-zip
- suse-upgrade-php5-zlib
- suse-upgrade-suse-release
- Lightweight Endpoint Agent
- Live Dashboards
- Real Risk Prioritization
- IT-Integrated Remediation Projects
- Cloud, Virtual, and Container Assessment
- Integrated Threat Feeds
- Easy-to-Use RESTful API
- Automation-Assisted Patching
- Automated Containment
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