First published: Tue Oct 21 2014(Updated: )
A flaw was found in the way XMPP messages were parsed. A malicious server or possibly a remote attacker could send a crafted XMPP message that would cause Pidgin to send an XMPP message containing arbitrary memory. Acknowledgements: Name: the Pidgin project Upstream: Thijs Alkemade, Paul Aurich
Credit: secalert@redhat.com
Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
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Pidgin Pidgin | <=2.10.9 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.0 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.1 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.2 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.3 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.4 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.5 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.6 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.7 | |
Pidgin Pidgin | =2.10.8 | |
redhat/pidgin | <2.10.10 | 2.10.10 |
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