CVE-2010-3868
First published: Tue Nov 02 2010(Updated: )
Red Hat / Dogtag Certificate System's Certificate Authority can be asked to decrypt one-time PIN used in the SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol) protocol requests. This feature is intended to be used by Registration Authorities that act as proxies between CA users (e.g. network devices enrolling using SCEP protocol) and CA itself. However, Red Hat Certificate System lacked proper authentication mechanisms to ensure such decryption requests are only replied if sent form the configured Registration Authority. An attacker able to sniff SCEP request of the network could use this flaw to request decryption of the sniffed request and obtain one-time PIN. Red Hat Certificate System updates add proper authentication, only configured authenticated Registration Authorities can request SCEP one-time PIN decryption.
Credit: secalert@redhat.com
| Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
|---|---|---|
| Redhat Certificate System | =7.3 | |
| Redhat Certificate System | =8 | |
| Redhat Dogtag Certificate System |
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