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CVE-2017-9103
CVE-2017-9103 affects adns before 1.5.2. The issue: pap_mailbox822 does not properly check st from adns__findlabel_next, allowing an uninitialized stack value to be used as the first label length. This can cause a crash, memory leakage, excessive memory allocation, or buffer overruns, depending o...
CVE-2017-9107
CVE-2017-9107 affects adns prior to 1.5.2. When a domain ends with a backslash and qdparselabel is invoked with adns_qf_quoteok_query, the input buffer may be overread, causing the code to process arbitrary heap data as part of the query domain. This could lead to memory exhaustion or a crash, i....
CVE-2017-9104
CVE-2017-9104 affects the adns library prior to version 1.5.2. The issue is a hang/CPU‑utilization DoS when a compression pointer loop is encountered, as described in multiple connected advisories. Remediation in publicly linked docs is to update to adns 1.5.2 or apply the vendor patch referenced...
CVE-2017-9105
CVE-2017-9105 affects the adns library (pre-1.5.2). The issue is that it corrupts a pointer when a nameserver speaks first due to an incorrect number of pointer dereferences, and the bug may be exploitable for remote code execution. Public assessments across multiple advisories describe this as e...
CVE-2017-9109
The CVE refers to adns before 1.5.2. The root cause is improper handling of DNS answers when interleaving responses for a CNAME, causing the resolver to examine rules before the first RR and potentially overrunning heap-allocated answer data. The published description indicates the fix changes th...
CVE-2017-9108
CVE-2017-9108 affects adns prior to 1.5.2. The issue arises in adnshost due to mishandling a missing final newline on a stdin read, which can cause reading one byte beyond the buffer and may crash or leak that byte. Publicly reported in multiple advisories and Nessus/OpenVAS entries, with fixes d...
CVE-2017-9106
CVE-2017-9106 affects adns up to version 1.5.1 (before 1.5.2). The issue lies in adns_rr_info handling a bogus datap where integer formatting uses a fixed-size buffer; if input is out of the permitted range, a buffer overrun can occur due to sign extension of SOA 32-bit integers. The result is a ...
CVE-2008-4100
CVE-2008-4100 documents a DNS spoofing risk in GNU adns 1.4 and earlier, caused by a fixed source port and sequential transaction IDs for DNS requests. This predictable ID/port behavior makes it easier for remote attackers to spoof DNS responses. The description notes this is a different issue fr...