CVE-2010-0558: High severity Sun OpenSolaris vulnerability
Published Feb 5, 2010
·Updated
The default configuration of Oracle OpenSolaris snv77 through snv131 allows attackers to have an unspecified impact via vectors related to using smbadm to join a Windows Active Directory domain.
Affected Software
100 affected components
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_113
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_127
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_114
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_101
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_90
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_93
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_120
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_110
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_85
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_87
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_116
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_131
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_120
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_117
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_87
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_91
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_92
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_131
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_85
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_77
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_103
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_105
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_126
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_80
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_130
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_119
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_82
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_88
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_93
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_121
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_103
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_84
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_121
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_106
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_119
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_86
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_100
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_107
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_126
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_77
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_112
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_79
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_89
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_90
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_124
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_123
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_129
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_78
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_96
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_99
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_107
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_97
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_124
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_79
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_83
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_115
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_100
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_96
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_81
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_122
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_115
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_94
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_86
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_98
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_111
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_80
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_129
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_98
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_125
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_109
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_113
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_95
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_82
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_102
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_78
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_105
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_108
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_81
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_128
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_95
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_88
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_122
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_84
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_92
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_104
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_127
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_94
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_101
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_117
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_83
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_97
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_130
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_99
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_109
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_125
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_111
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_110
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_91
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_118
Sun OpenSolaris=snv_89
Event History
Feb 5, 2010
CVE Published
via MITRE·10:13 PM
Data Sourced
via MITRE·10:13 PM
Description
Data Sourced
via NVD·10:30 PM
DescriptionSeverityWeaknessAffected Software
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the severity of CVE-2010-0558?
The severity of CVE-2010-0558 is currently classified as medium severity.
2
How do I fix CVE-2010-0558?
To fix CVE-2010-0558, it is recommended to apply the latest patches provided by Oracle for affected versions of OpenSolaris.
3
Who is affected by CVE-2010-0558?
CVE-2010-0558 affects default configurations of Oracle OpenSolaris versions snv_77 through snv_131.
4
What type of vulnerability is CVE-2010-0558?
CVE-2010-0558 is a configuration vulnerability related to the use of the smbadm command to join a Windows Active Directory domain.
5
Can CVE-2010-0558 lead to unauthorized access?
Yes, CVE-2010-0558 can allow unauthorized attackers to exploit the vulnerability and potentially gain control over the system.