SUSE: CVE-2022-31251: SUSE Linux Security Advisory
4
(AV:L/AC:M/Au:N/C:P/I:P/A:P)
09/07/2022
10/26/2022
10/26/2022
01/20/2023
Description
A Incorrect Default Permissions vulnerability in the packaging of the slurm testsuite of openSUSE Factory allows local attackers with control over the slurm user to escalate to root. This issue affects: openSUSE Factory slurm versions prior to 22.05.2-3.3.
Solution(s)
- suse-upgrade-libnss_slurm2_20_02
- suse-upgrade-libnss_slurm2_22_05
- suse-upgrade-libpmi0
- suse-upgrade-libpmi0_18_08
- suse-upgrade-libpmi0_20_02
- suse-upgrade-libpmi0_22_05
- suse-upgrade-libslurm31
- suse-upgrade-libslurm32
- suse-upgrade-libslurm33
- suse-upgrade-libslurm35
- suse-upgrade-libslurm38
- suse-upgrade-pdsh
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-dshgroup
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-genders
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-machines
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-netgroup
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-slurm
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-slurm_18_08
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-slurm_20_02
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-slurm_20_11
- suse-upgrade-pdsh-slurm_22_05
- suse-upgrade-perl-slurm
- suse-upgrade-perl-slurm_18_08
- suse-upgrade-perl-slurm_20_02
- suse-upgrade-perl-slurm_22_05
- suse-upgrade-slurm
- suse-upgrade-slurm-auth-none
- suse-upgrade-slurm-config
- suse-upgrade-slurm-devel
- suse-upgrade-slurm-doc
- suse-upgrade-slurm-lua
- suse-upgrade-slurm-munge
- suse-upgrade-slurm-pam_slurm
- suse-upgrade-slurm-plugins
- suse-upgrade-slurm-sched-wiki
- suse-upgrade-slurm-slurmdb-direct
- suse-upgrade-slurm-slurmdbd
- suse-upgrade-slurm-sql
- suse-upgrade-slurm-torque
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-auth-none
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-config
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-config-man
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-cray
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-devel
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-doc
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-hdf5
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-lua
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-munge
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-node
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-openlava
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-pam_slurm
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-plugins
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-seff
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-sjstat
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-slurmdbd
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-sql
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-sview
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-torque
- suse-upgrade-slurm_18_08-webdoc
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-auth-none
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-config
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-config-man
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-cray
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-devel
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-doc
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-hdf5
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-lua
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-munge
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-node
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-openlava
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-pam_slurm
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-plugins
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-rest
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-seff
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-sjstat
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-slurmdbd
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-sql
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-sview
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-torque
- suse-upgrade-slurm_20_02-webdoc
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-auth-none
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-config
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-config-man
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-cray
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-devel
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-doc
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-hdf5
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-lua
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-munge
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-node
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-openlava
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-pam_slurm
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-plugins
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-rest
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-seff
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-sjstat
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-slurmdbd
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-sql
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-sview
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-testsuite
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-torque
- suse-upgrade-slurm_22_05-webdoc
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