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Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series with SPC3 line card: Port flaps causes rtlogd memory leak leading to Denial of Service

7.1
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: SRX Series, and MX Series with SPC3: Specific valid TCP traffic can cause a pfe crash

8.7
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: Continuous subscriber logins will lead to a memory leak and eventually an FPC crash

First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX240, MX480, MX960 platforms using MPC10E: Memory leak will be observed when subscribed to a specific subscription on Junos Telemetry Interface

8.7
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: bbe-smgd process crash upon execution of specific CLI commands

First published (updated )

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Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series with SPC3, and SRX Series: When IPsec authentication is configured with "hmac-sha-384" and "hmac-sha-512" no authentication of traffic is performed

EPSS
0.04%
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: In a scaled subscriber scenario if CoS information is gathered mgd processes gets stuck

First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series with SPC3, and SRX Series: If specific IPsec parameters are negotiated iked will crash due to a memory leak

7.1
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series and EX9200 Series: If the "tcp-reset" option used in an IPv6 filter, matched packets are accepted instead of rejected

EPSS
0.05%
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: Memory leak in bbe-smgd process if BFD liveness detection for DHCP subscribers is enabled

EPSS
0.04%
First published (updated )

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Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: In a PTP scenario a prolonged routing protocol churn can trigger an FPC reboot

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: SRX Series and MX Series: SIP ALG doesn't drop specifically malformed retransmitted SIP packets

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: An FPC crash is observed when CFM is enabled in a VPLS scenario and a specific LDP related command is run

First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: An MPC will crash upon receipt of a malformed CFM packet.

First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: The FPC will crash on receiving a malformed CFM packet

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Junos OS EvolvedSRX Series and MX Series: An FPC core is observed when IDP is enabled on the device and a specific malformed SSL packet is received

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: PFE crash upon receipt of specific packet destined to an AMS interface

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: In a BBE scenario upon receipt of specific malformed packets from subscribers the process bbe-smgd will crash

7.4
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: If a specific traffic rate goes above the DDoS threshold it will lead to an FPC crash

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: SRX Series and MX Series with SPC3: When IPsec VPN is configured iked will core when a specifically formatted payload is received

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Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: SRX Series and MX Series: Memory leak due to receipt of specially crafted SIP calls

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series and SRX Series: The flow processing daemon (flowd) will crash if SIP ALG is enabled and a malformed SIP packet is received

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series and SRX Series: The flow processing daemon (flowd) will crash if the SIP ALG is enabled and specific SIP messages are processed

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series and SRX Series: The flow processing daemon (flowd) will crash when specific H.323 packets are received

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: The Multiservices PIC Management Daemon (mspmand) will crash when an IPsec6 tunnel processes specific IPv4 packets

7.5
First published (updated )

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Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: SRX Series, MX Series with SPC3: When an inconsistent NAT configuration exists and a specific CLI command is issued the SPC will reboot

First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series with MPC10/MPC11: When Suspicious Control Flow Detection (scfd) is enabled and an attacker is sending specific traffic, this causes a memory leak.

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series: An FPC crash might be seen due to mac-moves within the same bridge domain

First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: SRX Series and MX Series: When specific valid SIP packets are received the PFE will crash

7.5
First published (updated )

Junos OS EvolvedJunos OS: MX Series with MPC11: In a GNF / node slicing scenario gathering AF interface statistics can lead to a kernel crash

7.5
First published (updated )

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