30 matches found
CVE-2001-0370
CVE-2001-0370 affects the fcheck tool prior to version 2.57.59. The vulnerability arises because it calls the file signature checking program insecurely, allowing a local user to execute arbitrary commands by providing a file name containing shell metacharacters. This is a local-elevation style i...
CVE-2001-0370
fcheck prior to 2.57.59 calls the file signature checking program insecurely, which can allow a local user to run arbitrary commands via a file name that contains shell metacharacters...
Дырка в fcheck (input validation)
При вызове внешней программы с именем файла не проверяется наличией shell-символов в имени файла...
fcheck prior to 2.07.59 - vulnerability - improper use of perl 'magic open'
VULNERABLE: Probably all versions prior to 2.07.59 - the author of fcheck can't be bothered to note security fixes in his change log, but most likely all prior versions had this vulnerability. Vulnerability: by placing a carefully crafted filename in a directory checked by vulnerable versions of...
CVE-2000-0296
The CVE-2000-0296 entry documents a local privilege-escalation flaw in fcheck, where embedding shell metacharacters in file names processed by fcheck can allow a local user to gain higher privileges. The description and connected records confirm the affected component is fcheck, with the underlyi...
CVE-2000-0296
fcheck allows local users to gain privileges by embedding shell metacharacters into file names that are processed by fcheck...
fcheck.txt
The short explanation: fcheck is a file integrity checker written in perl. It can send warnings to syslog via an external program such as logger1. Because it calls system with a scalar argument, a malicious user can cause it to execute programs by creating files with shell metacharacters in their...
fcheck v.2.7.45 and insecure use of Perl's system()
The short explanation: fcheck is a file integrity checker written in perl. It can send warnings to syslog via an external program such as logger1. Because it calls system with a scalar argument, a malicious user can cause it to execute programs by creating files with shell metacharacters in their...
