The DRDA Services component in IBM DB2 9.1 before FP7 and 9.5 before FP4 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory corruption and application crash) via an IPv6 address in the correlation token in the APPID string, as demonstrated by an APPID string sent by the third-party DataDirect JDBC driver 3.7.32.
| Name | Vendor | Start Version | End Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp1 (including) | 9.1-fp1 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp2 (including) | 9.1-fp2 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp3 (including) | 9.1-fp3 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp3a (including) | 9.1-fp3a (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp4 (including) | 9.1-fp4 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp4a (including) | 9.1-fp4a (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp5 (including) | 9.1-fp5 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp6 (including) | 9.1-fp6 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.1-fp6a (including) | 9.1-fp6a (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.5-fp1 (including) | 9.5-fp1 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.5-fp2 (including) | 9.5-fp2 (including) |
| Db2 | Ibm | 9.5-fp3 (including) | 9.5-fp3 (including) |