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CVE-2005-4352

First published: Sat Dec 31 2005(Updated: )

The securelevels implementation in NetBSD 2.1 and earlier, and Linux 2.6.15 and earlier, allows local users to bypass time setting restrictions and set the clock backwards by setting the clock ahead to the maximum unixtime value (19 Jan 2038), which then wraps around to the minimum value (13 Dec 1901), which can then be set ahead to the desired time, aka "settimeofday() time wrap."

Credit: cve@mitre.org

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test10
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test11
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test5
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test6
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test7
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test8
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.0-test9
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.1-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.1-rc2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.5
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.6
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.6-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.7
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.7-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.8
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.8-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.8-rc2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.8-rc3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.9-2.6.20
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.10
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.10-rc2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11-rc2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11-rc3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11-rc4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11.5
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11.6
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11.7
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11.8
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11.11
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.11.12
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12-rc4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12-rc5
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12.1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12.2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12.3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12.4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12.5
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.12.6
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13-rc4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13-rc6
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13-rc7
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13.1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13.2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13.3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.13.4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14-rc2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14-rc3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14-rc4
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14.1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14.2
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.14.3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.15
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.15-rc1
Linux Linux kernel=2.6.15-rc3
Linux Linux kernel=2.6_test9_cvs
NetBSD NetBSD=1.6
NetBSD NetBSD=1.6-beta
NetBSD NetBSD=1.6.1
NetBSD NetBSD=1.6.2
NetBSD NetBSD=2.0
NetBSD NetBSD=2.0.1
NetBSD NetBSD=2.0.2
NetBSD NetBSD=2.0.3
NetBSD NetBSD=2.1
NetBSD NetBSD=current

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