CVE-2009-0146: Buffer Overflow

Published Mar 17, 2009
·
Updated

Multiple buffer overflows in the JBIG2 decoder in Xpdf 3.02pl2 and earlier, CUPS 1.3.9 and earlier, and other products allow remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) via a crafted PDF file, related to (1) JBIG2SymbolDict::setBitmap and (2) JBIG2Stream::readSymbolDictSeg.

Other sources

Multiple buffer overflows were found in the JBIG2 decoder. An attacker could use these flaws to cause a denial of service (application crash) via specially-crafted PDF file.

Red Hat

Affected Software

106 affected components
Foolabs Xpdf=0.91c
Foolabs Xpdf=0.91b
Foolabs Xpdf=0.93b
Foolabs Xpdf=1.00a
Foolabs Xpdf=0.91a
Foolabs Xpdf=0.92e
Foolabs Xpdf=0.5a
Foolabs Xpdf=0.92b
Foolabs Xpdf=0.93c
Foolabs Xpdf=0.92c
Foolabs Xpdf=0.7a
Foolabs Xpdf=0.93a
Foolabs Xpdf=0.92d
Foolabs Xpdf=0.92a
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.2
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.3
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.4
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.5
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.6
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.80
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.90
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=1.00
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=1.01
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=2.00
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=2.01
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=2.03
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=3.00
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=3.01
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.7
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.91
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.92
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=0.93
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader=2.02
Glyphandcog Xpdfreader<=3.02
apple CUPS=1.1.20
apple CUPS=1.1.5-2
apple CUPS=1.1.14
apple CUPS=1.1.6-1
apple CUPS=1.1.18
apple CUPS=1.1.12
apple CUPS=1.3.11
apple CUPS=1.1.5-1
apple CUPS=1.3.3
apple CUPS=1.1.22
apple CUPS=1.2.0
apple CUPS=1.1.16
apple CUPS=1.3.1
apple CUPS=1.1.23-rc1
apple CUPS=1.1.20-rc1
apple CUPS=1.1.15
apple CUPS=1.1.17
apple CUPS=1.1.20-rc6
apple CUPS=1.2.4
apple CUPS=1.1.19-rc1
apple CUPS=1.3.2
apple CUPS=1.1.22-rc1
apple CUPS=1.1.7
apple CUPS=1.1.6-2
apple CUPS=1.1.3
apple CUPS=1.2.3
apple CUPS=1.1.21
apple CUPS=1.2.9
apple CUPS=1.2.10
apple CUPS=1.1.4
apple CUPS=1.1.23
apple CUPS=1.2.6
apple CUPS=1.3.8
apple CUPS=1.1.20-rc4
apple CUPS=1.1.19
apple CUPS=1.1
apple CUPS=1.3.4
apple CUPS=1.1.8
apple CUPS=1.1.5
apple CUPS=1.2.1
apple CUPS=1.1.2
apple CUPS=1.3.10
apple CUPS=1.1.13
apple CUPS=1.1.19-rc4
apple CUPS=1.1.9-1
apple CUPS=1.2.12
apple CUPS=1.1.21-rc2
apple CUPS=1.2.7
apple CUPS=1.1.6-3
apple CUPS=1.1.20-rc5
apple CUPS=1.1.9
apple CUPS=1.3.7
apple CUPS=1.1.19-rc5
apple CUPS<=1.3.9
apple CUPS=1.1.1
apple CUPS=1.2.8
apple CUPS=1.2.2
apple CUPS=1.1.10
apple CUPS=1.2.11
apple CUPS=1.1.22-rc2
apple CUPS=1.1.21-rc1
apple CUPS=1.1.11
apple CUPS=1.1.19-rc3
apple CUPS=1.1.6
apple CUPS=1.1.10-1
apple CUPS=1.3.0
apple CUPS=1.3.5
apple CUPS=1.3.6
apple CUPS=1.1.20-rc2
apple CUPS=1.1.20-rc3
apple CUPS=1.2.5
apple CUPS=1.1.19-rc2

Event History

Mar 17, 2009
Data Sourced
via Red Hat·10:18 AM
DescriptionSeverityAffected Software
Apr 23, 2009
CVE Published
via MITRE·05:00 PM
Data Sourced
via MITRE·05:00 PM
Description
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Frequently Asked Questions

1

What is the severity of CVE-2009-0146?

CVE-2009-0146 is considered to be of high severity due to its potential to cause denial of service via buffer overflows.

2

How do I fix CVE-2009-0146?

To fix CVE-2009-0146, update to the latest version of affected software, such as Xpdf or CUPS.

3

What products are affected by CVE-2009-0146?

CVE-2009-0146 affects multiple versions of the Xpdf and CUPS software, specifically versions prior to 1.3.10.

4

What kind of attack does CVE-2009-0146 enable?

CVE-2009-0146 enables attackers to execute a denial of service by crashing the application with maliciously crafted PDF files.

5

Where can I find more information about CVE-2009-0146?

More detailed information about CVE-2009-0146 can typically be found in security advisories and vulnerability databases.

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