CVE-2006-3118
Publication date 30 June 2006
Last updated 24 July 2024
Ubuntu priority
spread uses a temporary file with a static filename based on the port number, which allows local users to cause a denial of service by creating the file during a race condition between unlink and bind function calls. NOTE: spread deletes this temporary file before use, which could cause conflicts with other programs that use the same filename, but this is not a distinct issue.
Status
Package | Ubuntu Release | Status |
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spread | 9.10 karmic |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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9.04 jaunty |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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8.10 intrepid |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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8.04 LTS hardy |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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7.10 gutsy |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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7.04 feisty |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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6.10 edgy |
Fixed 3.17.3-4ubuntu1
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6.06 LTS dapper | Ignored end of life |