Ubuntu 6.06 DHCPd remote denial of service exploit.
8c908c9f7a82aa26a669b0ec58924fa7ae60f16fa1f39028f035ac75e0b33c6cDebian Security Advisory 1388-3 - The patch used to correct the DHCP server buffer overflow in DSA-1388-1 was incomplete and did not adequately resolve the problem. This update to the previous advisory makes available updated packages based on a newer version of the patch.
aa575a2ef5aed2ab88c2ec89366c596430eecb1fb84615f855448062aeb85f21Ubuntu Security Notice 531-2 - USN-531-1 fixed vulnerabilities in dhcp. The fixes were incomplete, and only reduced the scope of the vulnerability, without fully solving it. This update fixes the problem. Nahuel Riva and Gerardo Richarte discovered that the DHCP server did not correctly handle certain client options. A remote attacker could send malicious DHCP replies to the server and execute arbitrary code.
33bfc0c910c429cdbcde3d23d7599946f8924232f4521a459b925357814e997dUbuntu Security Notice 531-1 - Nahuel Riva and Gerardo Richarte discovered that the DHCP server did not correctly handle certain client options. A remote attacker could send malicious DHCP replies to the server and execute arbitrary code.
a1fb6cf29b876fa198b009eb277b54ba51717c315148dd2775b4f39016f4aceeDebian Security Advisory 1388-1 - It was discovered that dhcp, a DHCP server for automatic IP address assignment, didn't correctly allocate space for network replies. This could potentially allow a malicious DHCP client to execute arbitrary code upon the DHCP server.
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