Date: 26 August 2010
References: ESB-2011.0680 ESB-2010.0258 ESB-2010.0569 ESB-2010.0763 ESB-2010.0857 ESB-2010.0894 ESB-2010.1039.2 ESB-2010.1078 ESB-2011.0465 ESB-2011.0687 ESB-2012.0383
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AUSCERT Security Bulletin
ASB-2010.0189.2
A number of vulnerabilties have been identified in PHP
26 August 2010
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AusCERT Security Bulletin Summary
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Product: PHP prior to 5.3.3
PHP prior to 5.2.14
Operating System: Windows
UNIX variants (UNIX, Linux, OSX)
Impact/Access: Execute Arbitrary Code/Commands -- Remote with User Interaction
Access Confidential Data -- Remote with User Interaction
Denial of Service -- Remote with User Interaction
Reduced Security -- Remote with User Interaction
Resolution: Patch/Upgrade
CVE Names: CVE-2010-2531 CVE-2010-2484 CVE-2010-2225
CVE-2010-0397 CVE-2010-3062 CVE-2010-3063
CVE-2010-3064 CVE-2010-3065
Member content until: Thursday, September 9 2010
Reference: ESB-2010.0569
ESB-2010.0258
Revision History: August 26 2010: Added CVE References
August 10 2010: Initial Release
OVERVIEW
A number of vulnerabilties have been identified in PHP prior to
versions 5.3.3 and 5.2.14.
IMPACT
The vendor has provided the following descriptions for the
vulnerabilities corrected in version 5.3.3:
"* Rewrote var_export() to use smart_str rather than output
buffering, prevents data disclosure if a fatal error occurs
(CVE-2010-2531).
* Fixed a possible resource destruction issues in shm_put_var().
* Fixed a possible information leak because of interruption of XOR
operator.
* Fixed a possible memory corruption because of unexpected call-
time pass by refernce and following memory clobbering through
callbacks.
* Fixed a possible memory corruption in ArrayObject::uasort().
* Fixed a possible memory corruption in parse_str().
* Fixed a possible memory corruption in pack().
* Fixed a possible memory corruption in substr_replace().
* Fixed a possible memory corruption in addcslashes().
* Fixed a possible stack exhaustion inside fnmatch().
* Fixed a possible dechunking filter buffer overflow.
* Fixed a possible arbitrary memory access inside sqlite extension.
* Fixed string format validation inside phar extension.
* Fixed handling of session variable serialization on certain
prefix characters.
* Fixed a NULL pointer dereference when processing invalid XML-
RPC requests (Fixes CVE-2010-0397, bug #51288).
* Fixed SplObjectStorage unserialization problems (CVE-2010-2225).
* Fixed possible buffer overflows in mysqlnd_list_fields,
mysqlnd_change_user.
* Fixed possible buffer overflows when handling error packets in
mysqlnd." [1]
The vendor has provided the following descriptions for the
vulnerabilities corrected in version 5.2.14:
"* Rewrote var_export() to use smart_str rather than output
buffering, prevents data disclosure if a fatal error occurs.
* Fixed a possible interruption array leak in strrchr().(CVE-2010-2484)
* Fixed a possible interruption array leak in strchr(), strstr(),
substr(), chunk_split(), strtok(), addcslashes(), str_repeat(),
trim().
* Fixed a possible memory corruption in substr_replace().
* Fixed SplObjectStorage unserialization problems (CVE-2010-2225).
* Fixed a possible stack exaustion inside fnmatch().
* Fixed a NULL pointer dereference when processing invalid XML-RPC
requests (Fixes CVE-2010-0397, bug #51288).
* Fixed handling of session variable serialization on certain
prefix characters.
* Fixed a possible arbitrary memory access inside sqlite extension.
Reported by Mateusz Kocielski." [1]
MITIGATION
The vendor recommends upgrading to the latest version of PHP to
correct these vulnerabilities. [1]
REFERENCES
[1] PHP Homepage
http://www.php.net/
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