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CVE-2015-4843: Integer Overflow

First published: Mon Oct 19 2015(Updated: )

Multiple integer overflow issues were found in the implementation of Buffers in the java.nio (Non-blocking I/O) packages in the Libraries component of OpenJDK. These could lead to out of bounds buffer access and Java Virtual Machine memory corruption. An untursted Java application or applet could use these flaws to run arbitrary code with the Java Virtual Machine privileges or bypass Java sandbox restrictions.

Credit: secalert_us@oracle.com

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Oracle JDK 6=1.6.0-update101
Oracle JDK 6=1.7.0-update85
Oracle JDK 6=1.8.0-update51
Oracle JDK 6=1.8.0-update60
Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE)=1.6.0-update_101
Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE)=1.7.0-update_85
Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE)=1.8.0-update_51
Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE)=1.8.0-update_60

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the severity of CVE-2015-4843?

    CVE-2015-4843 is considered a high severity vulnerability due to its potential to cause out-of-bounds buffer access and memory corruption.

  • How do I fix CVE-2015-4843?

    To fix CVE-2015-4843, you should update to a patched version of Oracle JDK or JRE that addresses the integer overflow issues.

  • Which versions of software are affected by CVE-2015-4843?

    CVE-2015-4843 affects Oracle JDK versions 1.6.0-update101, 1.7.0-update85, and 1.8.0-update60 and 1.8.0-update51, as well as corresponding JRE versions.

  • What are the potential impacts of CVE-2015-4843?

    The potential impacts of CVE-2015-4843 include increased risk of exploitation by untrusted Java applications leading to memory corruption.

  • Is CVE-2015-4843 a remote exploit?

    CVE-2015-4843 can be exploited by malicious Java applications or applets, making it possible for attackers to execute code remotely.

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