CVE-2009-4411

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...

CVE-2009-4411

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...

DEBIAN-CVE-2009-4411

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...

CVE-2009-4411

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...

CVE-2009-4411

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...

CVE-2009-4411

CVE-2009-4411 concerns the acl feature in XFS ACL 2.2.47. The setfacl and getfacl utilities, when run in recursive (-R) mode, follow symbolic links even if --physical (-P) or -L is specified. This could allow a local attacker to manipulate ACLs on arbitrary files or directories via a symlink atta...

CVE-2009-4411

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...

CVE-2009-4411: Undefined Security Weakness

The 1 setfacl and 2 getfacl commands in XFS acl 2.2.47, when running in recursive -R mode, follow symbolic links even when the --physical aka -P or -L option is specified, which might allow local users to modify the ACL for arbitrary files or directories via a symlink attack...