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CVE-2015-1842

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Overview

The puppet manifests in the Red Hat openstack-puppet-modules package before 2014.2.13-2 uses a default password of CHANGEME for the pcsd daemon, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary shell commands via unspecified vectors.

Related Files

Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0831-01
Posted Apr 17, 2015
Authored by Red Hat | Site access.redhat.com

Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0831-01 - PackStack is a command-line utility for deploying OpenStack on existing servers over an SSH connection. Deployment options are provided either interactively, using the command line, or non-interactively by means of a text file containing a set of preconfigured values for OpenStack parameters. PackStack is suitable for deploying proof-of-concept installations. It was discovered that the puppet manifests, as provided with the openstack-puppet-modules package, would configure the pcsd daemon with a known default password. If this password was not changed and an attacker was able to gain access to pcsd, they could potentially run shell commands as root.

tags | advisory, shell, root
systems | linux, redhat
advisories | CVE-2015-1842
SHA-256 | 5e2aa27da080e83e07b8a31210c1f4901b2283641141bb8b5826b49f5e785e51
Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0832-01
Posted Apr 17, 2015
Authored by Red Hat | Site access.redhat.com

Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0832-01 - PackStack is a command-line utility for deploying OpenStack on existing servers over an SSH connection. Deployment options are provided either interactively, using the command line, or non-interactively by means of a text file containing a set of preconfigured values for OpenStack parameters. PackStack is suitable for deploying proof-of-concept installations. It was discovered that the puppet manifests, as provided with the openstack-puppet-modules package, would configure the pcsd daemon with a known default password. If this password was not changed and an attacker was able to gain access to pcsd, they could potentially run shell commands as root.

tags | advisory, shell, root
systems | linux, redhat
advisories | CVE-2015-1842
SHA-256 | b796fe1352f44436456a03ca7f29384d9e16b45e14797847bb753f446f835d66
Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0830-01
Posted Apr 17, 2015
Authored by Red Hat | Site access.redhat.com

Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0830-01 - Red Hat Enterprise OpenStack Platform Installer is a deployment management tool. It provides a web user interface for managing the installation and configuration of remote systems. Deployment of changes is performed using Puppet. Additionally, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Domain Name System, Preboot Execution Environment, and Trivial File Transfer Protocol services can be provided. Controlling these services also enables provisioning of physical systems that do not yet have an operating system installed. It was discovered that the puppet manifests, as provided with the openstack-puppet-modules package, would configure the pcsd daemon with a known default password. If this password was not changed and an attacker was able to gain access to pcsd, they could potentially run shell commands as root.

tags | advisory, remote, web, shell, root, protocol
systems | linux, redhat
advisories | CVE-2015-1842
SHA-256 | 7882ab5d8eda4159985b3225dda5d859f5970ed0dd138b9e2d1a7357effb762a
Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0789-01
Posted Apr 8, 2015
Authored by Red Hat | Site access.redhat.com

Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0789-01 - PackStack is a command-line utility for deploying OpenStack on existing servers over an SSH connection. Deployment options are provided either interactively, using the command line, or non-interactively by means of a text file containing a set of preconfigured values for OpenStack parameters. PackStack is suitable for proof-of-concept installations. PackStack is suitable for deploying proof-of-concept installations. It was discovered that the puppet manifests, as provided with the openstack-puppet-modules package, would configure the pcsd daemon with a known default password. If this password was not changed and an attacker was able to gain access to pcsd, they could potentially run shell commands as root.

tags | advisory, shell, root
systems | linux, redhat
advisories | CVE-2015-1842
SHA-256 | ded02b12930939d5cb29a132fd7b03573705d9f3f333f29b07b9a4c3d55b640c
Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0791-01
Posted Apr 8, 2015
Authored by Red Hat | Site access.redhat.com

Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-0791-01 - Red Hat Enterprise OpenStack Platform Installer is a deployment management tool. It provides a web user interface for managing the installation and configuration of remote systems. Deployment of changes is performed using Puppet. Additionally, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Domain Name System, Preboot Execution Environment, and Trivial File Transfer Protocol services can be provided. Controlling these services also enables provisioning of physical systems that do not yet have an operating system installed. It was discovered that the puppet manifests, as provided with the openstack-puppet-modules package, would configure the pcsd daemon with a known default password. If this password was not changed and an attacker was able to gain access to pcsd, they could potentially run shell commands as root.

tags | advisory, remote, web, shell, root, protocol
systems | linux, redhat
advisories | CVE-2015-1842
SHA-256 | 13bfb3cf5f732683cead14d877527dc37a86ecd017dbdc002c7441912233ac46
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