EUVD-2019-10925

Malware in sbrugna...

The vulnerability in the run-x-session script of the LDM package for the Debian GNU/Linux operating system allows a hacker to elevate their privileges to the level of the superuser.

The vulnerability in the run-x-session script of the LDM package for the Debian GNU/Linux operating system is related to insecure management of privileges. Exploiting this vulnerability could allow an attacker to elevate their privileges to a superuser level...

CVE-2019-20373

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...

CVE-2019-20373

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...

CVE-2019-20373

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...

UBUNTU-CVE-2019-20373

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...

Design/Logic Flaw

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...

CVE-2019-20373

Removed by vendor...

CVE-2019-20373

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...

CVE-2019-20373: Undefined Security Weakness

LTSP LDM through 2.18.06 allows fat-client root access because the LDMUSERNAME variable may have an empty value if the user's shell lacks support for Bourne shell syntax. This is related to a run-x-session script...