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CVE-2004-1335

First published: Wed Dec 15 2004(Updated: )

Memory leak in the ip_options_get function in the Linux kernel before 2.6.10 allows local users to cause a denial of service (memory consumption) by repeatedly calling the ip_cmsg_send function.

Credit: cve@mitre.org

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Linux Kernel=2.4.0
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test1
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test10
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test11
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test12
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test2
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test3
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test4
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test5
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test6
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test7
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test8
Linux Kernel=2.4.0-test9
Linux Kernel=2.4.1
Linux Kernel=2.4.2
Linux Kernel=2.4.3
Linux Kernel=2.4.4
Linux Kernel=2.4.5
Linux Kernel=2.4.6
Linux Kernel=2.4.7
Linux Kernel=2.4.8
Linux Kernel=2.4.9
Linux Kernel=2.4.10
Linux Kernel=2.4.11
Linux Kernel=2.4.12
Linux Kernel=2.4.13
Linux Kernel=2.4.14
Linux Kernel=2.4.15
Linux Kernel=2.4.16
Linux Kernel=2.4.17
Linux Kernel=2.4.18
Linux Kernel=2.4.18
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre1
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre2
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre3
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre4
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre5
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre6
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre7
Linux Kernel=2.4.18-pre8
Linux Kernel=2.4.19
Linux Kernel=2.4.19-pre1
Linux Kernel=2.4.19-pre2
Linux Kernel=2.4.19-pre3
Linux Kernel=2.4.19-pre4
Linux Kernel=2.4.19-pre5
Linux Kernel=2.4.19-pre6
Linux Kernel=2.4.20
Linux Kernel=2.4.21
Linux Kernel=2.4.21-pre1
Linux Kernel=2.4.21-pre4
Linux Kernel=2.4.21-pre7
Linux Kernel=2.4.22
Linux Kernel=2.4.23
Linux Kernel=2.4.23-pre9
Linux Kernel=2.4.23_ow2
Linux Kernel=2.4.24
Linux Kernel=2.4.24_ow1
Linux Kernel=2.4.25
Linux Kernel=2.4.26
Linux Kernel=2.4.27
Linux Kernel=2.4.27-pre1
Linux Kernel=2.4.27-pre2
Linux Kernel=2.4.27-pre3
Linux Kernel=2.4.27-pre4
Linux Kernel=2.4.27-pre5
Linux Kernel=2.4.28
Linux Kernel=2.6.0
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test1
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test10
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test11
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test2
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test3
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test4
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test5
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test6
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test7
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test8
Linux Kernel=2.6.0-test9
Linux Kernel=2.6.1
Linux Kernel=2.6.1-rc1
Linux Kernel=2.6.1-rc2
Linux Kernel=2.6.2
Linux Kernel=2.6.3
Linux Kernel=2.6.4
Linux Kernel=2.6.5
Linux Kernel=2.6.6
Linux Kernel=2.6.6-rc1
Linux Kernel=2.6.7
Linux Kernel=2.6.7-rc1
Linux Kernel=2.6.8
Linux Kernel=2.6.8-rc1
Linux Kernel=2.6.8-rc2
Linux Kernel=2.6.8-rc3
Linux Kernel=2.6.9-2.6.20
Linux Kernel=2.6.10-rc2
Linux Kernel=2.6_test9_cvs
Red Hat Fedora Core=core_1.0
Red Hat Fedora Core=core_2.0
Red Hat Fedora Core=core_3.0
Red Hat Linux=7.3
Red Hat Linux=7.3
Red Hat Linux=7.3
Red Hat Linux=9.0

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the severity of CVE-2004-1335?

    CVE-2004-1335 is classified as a medium severity vulnerability that could lead to a denial of service by causing excessive memory consumption.

  • How do I fix CVE-2004-1335?

    To mitigate CVE-2004-1335, upgrade to Linux kernel version 2.6.10 or later, where this vulnerability has been addressed.

  • Who is affected by CVE-2004-1335?

    CVE-2004-1335 affects local users running Linux kernels prior to version 2.6.10.

  • What type of vulnerability is CVE-2004-1335?

    CVE-2004-1335 is a memory leak vulnerability in the Linux kernel's handling of IP options, which can be exploited for denial of service.

  • Can CVE-2004-1335 be exploited remotely?

    No, CVE-2004-1335 requires local access to the system for exploitation.

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