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CVE-2003-1234

Published: Dec 31, 2003 | Modified: Apr 03, 2025
CVSS 3.x
N/A
Source:
NVD
CVSS 2.x
3.6 LOW
AV:L/AC:L/Au:N/C:N/I:P/A:P
RedHat/V2
RedHat/V3
Ubuntu
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Additional information
NVDhttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2003-1234
CWEhttps://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/NVD-Other.html

Integer overflow in the f_count counter in FreeBSD before 4.2 through 5.0 allows local users to cause a denial of service (crash) and possibly execute arbitrary code via multiple calls to (1) fpathconf and (2) lseek, which do not properly decrement f_count through a call to fdrop.

Affected Software

NameVendorStart VersionEnd Version
FreebsdFreebsd1.1.5.1 (including)1.1.5.1 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.1.0 (including)2.1.0 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.1.5 (including)2.1.5 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.1.6 (including)2.1.6 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.1.6.1 (including)2.1.6.1 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.1.7 (including)2.1.7 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.1.7.1 (including)2.1.7.1 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2 (including)2.2 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2-current (including)2.2-current (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.1 (including)2.2.1 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.2 (including)2.2.2 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.3 (including)2.2.3 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.4 (including)2.2.4 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.5 (including)2.2.5 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.6 (including)2.2.6 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.7 (including)2.2.7 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd2.2.8 (including)2.2.8 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd3.1 (including)3.1 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd3.2 (including)3.2 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd3.3 (including)3.3 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd3.4 (including)3.4 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd3.5 (including)3.5 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd3.5.1-release (including)3.5.1-release (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.2 (including)4.2 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.3 (including)4.3 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.3-release (including)4.3-release (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.4 (including)4.4 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.5 (including)4.5 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.5-release (including)4.5-release (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.6 (including)4.6 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.6-release (including)4.6-release (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.7 (including)4.7 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.7-release (including)4.7-release (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.9-releng (including)4.9-releng (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.10 (including)4.10 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.10-release (including)4.10-release (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.10-release_p8 (including)4.10-release_p8 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.10-releng (including)4.10-releng (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.11 (including)4.11 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.11-release_p3 (including)4.11-release_p3 (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.11-releng (including)4.11-releng (including)
FreebsdFreebsd4.11-stable (including)4.11-stable (including)
FreebsdFreebsd5.0 (including)5.0 (including)

References

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