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CVE-2013-2038
The NMEA0183 driver in gpsd before 3.9 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service daemon termination and possibly execute arbitrary code via a GPS packet with a malformed $GPGGA interpreted sentence that lacks certain fields and a terminator. NOTE: a separate issue in the AIS driver was...
Security feature bypass
The NMEA0183 driver in gpsd before 3.9 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service daemon termination and possibly execute arbitrary code via a GPS packet with a malformed $GPGGA interpreted sentence that lacks certain fields and a terminator. NOTE: a separate issue in the AIS driver was...
CVE-2013-2038
The NMEA0183 driver in gpsd before 3.9 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service daemon termination and possibly execute arbitrary code via a GPS packet with a malformed $GPGGA interpreted sentence that lacks certain fields and a terminator. NOTE: a separate issue in the AIS driver was...
CVE-2013-2038
The NMEA0183 driver in gpsd before 3.9 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service daemon termination and possibly execute arbitrary code via a GPS packet with a malformed $GPGGA interpreted sentence that lacks certain fields and a terminator. NOTE: a separate issue in the AIS driver was...
CVE-2013-2038
The CVE-2013-2038 entry concerns the NMEA0183 driver in gpsd (pre-3.9). A malformed GPS packet with a defective $GPGGA interpreted sentence (lacking certain fields/terminator) may cause a denial of service (daemon termination) and possibly allow arbitrary code execution. Public references (SUSE, ...
CVE-2013-2038: Improper Input Validation
The NMEA0183 driver in gpsd before 3.9 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service daemon termination and possibly execute arbitrary code via a GPS packet with a malformed $GPGGA interpreted sentence that lacks certain fields and a terminator. NOTE: a separate issue in the AIS driver was...
CVE-2013-2038
The NMEA0183 driver in gpsd before 3.9 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service daemon termination and possibly execute arbitrary code via a GPS packet with a malformed $GPGGA interpreted sentence that lacks certain fields and a terminator. NOTE: a separate issue in the AIS driver was...