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CVE-2011-1773

First published: Fri May 06 2011(Updated: )

It was found that after virtual machine conversion using virt-v2v the target VM does not have VNC password enabled even though the source VM does. An attacker able to connect to the target VM can possibly use this flaw to operate the VM with privileges of the logged in user.

Credit: secalert@redhat.com

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.8.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v<=0.8.3
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.5.3
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.2.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.6.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.8.1
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.7.1
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.8.2
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.5.2
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.6.1
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.5.4
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.4.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.7.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.3.2
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.5.1
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.4.10
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.5.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.1.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.6.2
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.3.0
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.4.9
Matthew Booth Virt-v2v=0.6.3
Redhat Enterprise Linux=6.0

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