USN-7192-1: xfpt vulnerability

Published Jan 9, 2025
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Updated

It was discovered that xfpt did not properly manage memory under certain circumstances. If a user were tricked into opening a specially crafted file, an attacker could possibly use this issue to cause the application to crash or execute arbitrary code.

Affected Software

6 affected componentsFixes available
All of the following
ubuntu/xfpt<1.00-2ubuntu0.24.10.1
1.00-2ubuntu0.24.10.1
Ubuntu Ubuntu=24.10
All of the following
ubuntu/xfpt<1.00-2ubuntu0.24.04.1
1.00-2ubuntu0.24.04.1
Ubuntu Ubuntu=24.04
All of the following
ubuntu/xfpt<0.11-1ubuntu0.1
0.11-1ubuntu0.1
Ubuntu Ubuntu=22.04

Event History

Jan 9, 2025
Advisory Published
via Ubuntu·12:00 AM

Child vulnerabilities

Contains the following vulnerabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

1

What is the severity of USN-7192-1?

USN-7192-1 is classified as a critical vulnerability that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code if exploited.

2

How do I fix USN-7192-1?

To fix USN-7192-1, users should upgrade to xfpt version 1.00-2ubuntu0.24.10.1, 1.00-2ubuntu0.24.04.1, or 0.11-1ubuntu0.1 as applicable.

3

What software is affected by USN-7192-1?

USN-7192-1 affects the xfpt package on Ubuntu versions 22.04, 24.04, and 24.10.

4

Who can exploit the vulnerability listed in USN-7192-1?

Any attacker can exploit USN-7192-1 by tricking a user into opening a specially crafted file.

5

What type of vulnerability is described in USN-7192-1?

USN-7192-1 describes a memory management vulnerability that could lead to application crashes or arbitrary code execution.

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