First published: Sat Dec 17 2022(Updated: )
HCL Notes is susceptible to a stack based buffer overflow vulnerability in lasr.dll in Micro Focus KeyView. This could allow a remote unauthenticated attacker to crash the application or execute arbitrary code via a crafted Lotus Ami Pro file. This is different from the vulnerability described in CVE-2022-44755. This vulnerability applies to software previously licensed by IBM.
Credit: psirt@hcl.com psirt@hcl.com
Affected Software | Affected Version | How to fix |
---|---|---|
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if10 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if3 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if4 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if5 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if6 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if7 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp10if8 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp1if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp1if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp2if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp2if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp2if3 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp2if4 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp3if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp3if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp3if3 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp3if4 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp4if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp4if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp5if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp5if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp5if3 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp7if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp7if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp8if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp9if1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =9.0.1-fp9if2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp1 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp2 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp3 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp4 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp5 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp6 | |
Hcltech Notes | =10.0.1-fp7 | |
=9.0.1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if10 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if3 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if4 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if5 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if6 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if7 | ||
=9.0.1-fp10if8 | ||
=9.0.1-fp1if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp1if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp2if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp2if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp2if3 | ||
=9.0.1-fp2if4 | ||
=9.0.1-fp3if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp3if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp3if3 | ||
=9.0.1-fp3if4 | ||
=9.0.1-fp4if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp4if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp5if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp5if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp5if3 | ||
=9.0.1-fp7if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp7if2 | ||
=9.0.1-fp8if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp9if1 | ||
=9.0.1-fp9if2 | ||
=10.0.1 | ||
=10.0.1-fp1 | ||
=10.0.1-fp2 | ||
=10.0.1-fp3 | ||
=10.0.1-fp4 | ||
=10.0.1-fp5 | ||
=10.0.1-fp6 | ||
=10.0.1-fp7 |
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CVE-2022-44751 is a vulnerability in HCL Notes that allows a remote attacker to crash the application or execute arbitrary code.
CVE-2022-44751 has a severity score of 7.8, which is considered critical.
HCL Notes versions 9.0.1 to 10.0.1 (including various fix pack versions) are affected by CVE-2022-44751.
A remote attacker can exploit CVE-2022-44751 by creating a crafted Lotus Ami Pro file and tricking a user into opening it in HCL Notes.
Yes, a fix is available for CVE-2022-44751. It is recommended to update to the latest version of HCL Notes or apply the necessary fix pack.