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CVE-2013-0219: Race Condition

First published: Wed Dec 05 2012(Updated: )

A TOCTOU (time-of-check time-of-use) race condition was found in the way SSSD, System Security Services Daemon, performed copying and removal of (user) directory trees.A local attacker, with permissions to write into directory of the victim, being actively / currently copied / removed via the sssd daemon facility, could use this flaw to conduct symbolic link attacks, leading to their ability to alter / remove directories outside of originally intended, to be modified, directory tree. This issue was found by Florian Weimer of Red Hat Product Security Team.

Credit: secalert@redhat.com

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Fedoraproject Sssd<=1.9.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.2.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.3.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.3.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.3.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.3.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.4.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.4.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.5.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.6.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.6.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.7.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.7.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.99.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=0.99.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.4
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.5
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.6
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.0.99
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.1.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.1.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.1.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.1.91
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.1.92
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.2.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.2.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.2.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.2.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.2.4
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.2.91
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.3.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.3.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.4.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.4.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.4
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.5
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.6
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.6.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.7
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.8
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.9
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.10
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.11
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.12
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.13
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.14
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.15
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.16
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.5.17
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.6.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.6.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.6.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.6.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.6.4
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.7.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.0-beta1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.0-beta2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.0-beta3
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.2
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.3
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.4
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.5
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.8.6
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.9.0
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.9.1
Fedoraproject Sssd=1.9.2
Redhat Enterprise Linux=5
Redhat Enterprise Linux=6.0

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