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CVE-2012-5659

First published: Mon Sep 03 2012(Updated: )

An insufficient environment sanitization flaw was found in the way 'abrt-action-install-debuginfo-to-abrt-cache' tool, performing installation of required debuginfo packages into ABRT's cache, of ABRT, an automatic bug detection and reporting tool, used the PYTHONPATH environment variable. A local attacker could provide a commonly used Python module with specially-crafted content in non-standard system location / path, which would lead into arbitrary Python code execution with privileges of the 'abrt' user, when the 'abrt-action-install-debuginfo-to-abrt-cache' tool was run from the parent directory of the folder, containing the malicious module. Issue found by: Miloslav Trmač of Red Hat

Credit: secalert@redhat.com

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
redhat/abrt<2.0.13
2.0.13
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool<=2.0.9
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.0
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.1
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.2
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.3
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.4
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.4.980
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.4.981
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.5
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.6
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.7
Redhat Automatic Bug Reporting Tool=2.0.8

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