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This remote code execution vulnerability exists in the way the Bash shell handles functions. When successfully exploited, remote attackers may execute commands on the vulnerable system.
This remote code execution vulnerability exists in the parsing of function definitions in GNU Bash through 4.3 bash43-026 does not properly parse function. When exploited successfully, it may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code or cause a denial of service.
This vulnerability, which is found existing in certain versions of GNU Bourne Again Shell (Bash) can allow an attacker to execute commands on an affected system. It allows for remote code execution on servers that run these Linux distributions. Bash is used by most Unix and Linux systems, as well as OS X. This vulnerability was reportedly being exploited in the wild already. Trend Micro spotted samples, which are actual payload of the said exploit code. Trend Micro detects this as ELF_BASHLITE.A.
All versions of Bash up to and including version 4.3 are vulnerable.
This vulnerability, which is found existing in certain versions of GNU Bourne Again Shell (Bash) can allow an attacker to execute commands on an affected system. It allows for remote code execution on servers that run these Linux distributions. Bash is used by most Unix and Linux systems, as well as OS X. This vulnerability was reportedly being exploited in the wild already. Trend Micro spotted samples, which are actual payload of the said exploit code.
All versions of Bash up to and including version 4.3 are vulnerable.
Microsoft addresses the following vulnerabilities in its September batch of patches:
This security update addresses several vulnerabilities found existing in Internet Explorer. When exploited successfully, it could allow remote code execution thus compromising the security of the affected systems.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft .NET Framework. Once exploited successfully, it can allow denial of service.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows, which could allow elevation of privilege once exploited successfully by attackers via a specially crafted application.
This security update addresses vulnerabilities in Microsoft Lync Server, that could allow denial of service via a specially crafted request to a Lync server thus compromising its security.
Microsoft addresses the following vulnerabilities in its August batch of patches:
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows. Once successfully exploited, it could allow remote code execution thus compromising the security of the affected system.
This security update addresses vulnerabilities found residing in Microsoft SQL Server. One of the vulnerabilities which affects SQL Server Master Data Services, can lead to elevation of privilege once successfully exploited via a specially crafted website.
This security update addresses several vulnerabilities found in Microsoft Windows. When successfully exploited, it could allow elevation of privilege via a specially crafted application run by a remote attacker.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft .NET Framework. Once successfully exploited, it could allow security bypass feature via a specially crafted website thus compromising the security of the system.
This security update addresses one vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows, which could allow security feature bypass when used with another vulnerability like remote code execution vulnerability. This then can lead to arbitrary code execution.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft OneNote, which could allow remote code execution when successfully exploited. As such, the security of the system is compromised.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft OneNote, which could allow remote code execution when successfully exploited. As such, the security of the system is compromised.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows, which could lead to elevation of privilege once successfully exploited by a remote attacker.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft SharePoint Server. Remote attackers can use a specially crafted app to execute arbitrary JavaScript.
This security update addresses several vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer. Once successfully exploited, it could lead to remote code execution via a specially crafted webpage viewed by a user. In addition, remote attackers can also have the same user rights as the current user.
Microsoft addresses the following vulnerabilities in its July batch of patches:
This security update addresses several vulnerabilities found in Internet Explorer. When exploited, it allows remote code execution thus compromising the security of the system.
This security update addresses a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows, which can lead to remote code execution when exploited successfully by remote attackers.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows that can potentially allow elevation of privilege when exploited successfully.
This security update addresses one vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows that could allow elevation of privilege when successfully exploited.
This security update addresses one vulnerability found in Microsoft Windows that could allow elevation of privilege when successfully exploited.
This security update addresses a vulnerability found in Microsoft Service Bus for Windows Server. When exploited successfully, it can lead to denial of service.