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Revision:  318524
Date:      2013-05-19
Time:      14:06:36Z
Committer: rakuco

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VuXML ID	Description
c110eda2-e995-11db-a944-0012f06707f0	freeradius -- EAP-TTLS Tunnel Memory Leak Remote DOS Vulnerability The freeradius development team reports: A malicous 802.1x supplicant could send malformed Diameter format attributes inside of an EAP-TTLS tunnel. The server would reject the authentication request, but would leak one VALUE_PAIR data structure, of approximately 300 bytes. If an attacker performed the attack many times (e.g. thousands or more over a period of minutes to hours), the server could leak megabytes of memory, potentially leading to an "out of memory" condition, and early process exit. Discovery 2007-04-10 Entry 2007-04-13 Modified 2010-05-12 freeradius freeradius-mysql le 1.1.5 23466 CVE-2005-1455 CVE-2005-1454 CVE-2007-2028 CVE-2005-4745 http://www.freeradius.org/security.html
c110eda2-e995-11db-a944-0012f06707f0	freeradius -- EAP-TTLS Tunnel Memory Leak Remote DOS Vulnerability The freeradius development team reports: A malicous 802.1x supplicant could send malformed Diameter format attributes inside of an EAP-TTLS tunnel. The server would reject the authentication request, but would leak one VALUE_PAIR data structure, of approximately 300 bytes. If an attacker performed the attack many times (e.g. thousands or more over a period of minutes to hours), the server could leak megabytes of memory, potentially leading to an "out of memory" condition, and early process exit. Discovery 2007-04-10 Entry 2007-04-13 Modified 2010-05-12 freeradius freeradius-mysql le 1.1.5 23466 CVE-2005-1455 CVE-2005-1454 CVE-2007-2028 CVE-2005-4745 http://www.freeradius.org/security.html

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c110eda2-e995-11db-a944-0012f06707f0

freeradius -- EAP-TTLS Tunnel Memory Leak Remote DOS Vulnerability

The freeradius development team reports:

A malicous 802.1x supplicant could send malformed Diameter format attributes inside of an EAP-TTLS tunnel. The server would reject the authentication request, but would leak one VALUE_PAIR data structure, of approximately 300 bytes. If an attacker performed the attack many times (e.g. thousands or more over a period of minutes to hours), the server could leak megabytes of memory, potentially leading to an "out of memory" condition, and early process exit.

Discovery 2007-04-10
Entry 2007-04-13
Modified 2010-05-12
freeradius
freeradius-mysql

le 1.1.5