medium
5
CWE
134
Advisory Published
CVE Published
Updated

CVE-2012-1151

First published: Fri Mar 09 2012(Updated: )

Two format string flaws were found in the way perl-DBD-Pg, a Perl language PostgreSQL DBI implementation, performed: 1) turning of database notices into appropriate Perl language warning messages, 2) preparation of particular DBD statement. A rogue server could provide a specially-crafted database warning or specially-crafted DBD statement, which once processed by the perl-DBD-Pg interface would lead to perl-DBD-Pg based process crash. References: [1] <a href="http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=661536">http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=661536</a> CPAN ticket: [2] <a href="https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=75642">https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=75642</a> Patch proposed by Niko Tyni: [3] <a href="https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Attachment/1047954/547725/0001-Explicitly-warn-and-croak-with-controlled-format-str.patch">https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Attachment/1047954/547725/0001-Explicitly-warn-and-croak-with-controlled-format-str.patch</a>

Credit: secalert@redhat.com

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Perl Perl<=2.18.1
Perl Perl=0.1
Perl Perl=0.2
Perl Perl=0.3
Perl Perl=0.4
Perl Perl=0.5
Perl Perl=0.52
Perl Perl=0.61
Perl Perl=0.62
Perl Perl=0.63
Perl Perl=0.64
Perl Perl=0.65
Perl Perl=0.66
Perl Perl=0.67
Perl Perl=0.68
Perl Perl=0.69
Perl Perl=0.70
Perl Perl=0.71
Perl Perl=0.72
Perl Perl=0.73
Perl Perl=0.80
Perl Perl=0.81
Perl Perl=0.82
Perl Perl=0.83
Perl Perl=0.84
Perl Perl=0.85
Perl Perl=0.86
Perl Perl=0.87
Perl Perl=0.88
Perl Perl=0.89
Perl Perl=0.90
Perl Perl=0.91
Perl Perl=0.92
Perl Perl=0.93
Perl Perl=0.94
Perl Perl=0.95
Perl Perl=0.96
Perl Perl=0.97
Perl Perl=0.98
Perl Perl=0.99
Perl Perl=1.00
Perl Perl=1.01
Perl Perl=1.20
Perl Perl=1.21
Perl Perl=1.22
Perl Perl=1.31
Perl Perl=1.32
Perl Perl=1.40
Perl Perl=1.41
Perl Perl=1.42
Perl Perl=1.43
Perl Perl=1.44
Perl Perl=1.45
Perl Perl=1.46
Perl Perl=1.47
Perl Perl=1.48
Perl Perl=1.49
Perl Perl=2.0.0
Perl Perl=2.1.0
Perl Perl=2.1.1
Perl Perl=2.1.2
Perl Perl=2.1.3
Perl Perl=2.2.0
Perl Perl=2.2.1
Perl Perl=2.2.2
Perl Perl=2.3.0
Perl Perl=2.4.0
Perl Perl=2.5.0
Perl Perl=2.5.1
Perl Perl=2.6.0
Perl Perl=2.6.1
Perl Perl=2.6.2
Perl Perl=2.6.3
Perl Perl=2.6.4
Perl Perl=2.6.5
Perl Perl=2.6.6
Perl Perl=2.7.0
Perl Perl=2.7.1
Perl Perl=2.7.2
Perl Perl=2.8.0
Perl Perl=2.8.1
Perl Perl=2.8.2
Perl Perl=2.8.3
Perl Perl=2.8.4
Perl Perl=2.8.5
Perl Perl=2.8.6
Perl Perl=2.8.7
Perl Perl=2.8.8
Perl Perl=2.9.0
Perl Perl=2.9.1
Perl Perl=2.9.2
Perl Perl=2.10.0
Perl Perl=2.10.1
Perl Perl=2.10.2
Perl Perl=2.10.3
Perl Perl=2.10.4
Perl Perl=2.10.5
Perl Perl=2.10.6
Perl Perl=2.10.7
Perl Perl=2.11.0
Perl Perl=2.11.1
Perl Perl=2.11.2
Perl Perl=2.11.3
Perl Perl=2.11.4
Perl Perl=2.11.5
Perl Perl=2.11.6
Perl Perl=2.11.7
Perl Perl=2.11.8
Perl Perl=2.12.0
Perl Perl=2.13.0
Perl Perl=2.14.0
Perl Perl=2.14.1
Perl Perl=2.15.0
Perl Perl=2.15.1
Perl Perl=2.16.0
Perl Perl=2.16.1
Perl Perl=2.17.0
Perl Perl=2.17.1
Perl Perl=2.17.2
Perl Perl=2.18.0

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