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bsd.patch: Posted Nov 16, 2006; Authored by Rodrigo Rubira Branco | Site kernelhacking.com; Firewire patch for BSD kernels that fixes an improper length check.; tags | kernel, patch; systems | unix, bsd; SHA-256 | e5d6f7c84c09a9181031304f08adb48507c1fa8f8d06c44330f6609ff4321308; Download | Favorite | View

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trustedbsd-firewire.txt: Posted Nov 16, 2006; Authored by Rodrigo Rubira Branco | Site kernelhacking.com; The Firewire device enabled by default in the GENERIC kernel for TrusedBSD* defines an IOCTL function which can be malicious called passing a negative buffer length value. This value will bypass the length check (because the value is negative) and will be used in a copyout operation. This is a kernel bug and the system can be compromised by local users and important system information can be disclosed.; tags | advisory, kernel, local; SHA-256 | f94ae1bcce3d81531804a53063bbcd52822d657019342bcde89ef71668151272; Download | Favorite | View

dragonflybsd-firewire.txt: Posted Nov 16, 2006; Authored by Rodrigo Rubira Branco | Site kernelhacking.com; The Firewire device enabled by default in the GENERIC kernel for DragonFlyBSD defines an IOCTL function which can be malicious called passing a negative buffer length value. This value will bypass the length check (because the value is negative) and will be used in a copyout operation. This is a kernel bug and the system can be compromised by local users and important system information can be disclosed.; tags | advisory, kernel, local; SHA-256 | 544872d3cf1474aa8017d59d4555b331e3d8e6bc6286478e935ee38627971745; Download | Favorite | View

netbsd-firewire.txt: Posted Nov 16, 2006; Authored by Rodrigo Rubira Branco | Site kernelhacking.com; The Firewire device enabled by default in the GENERIC kernel for NetBSD defines an IOCTL function which can be malicious called passing a negative buffer length value. This value will bypass the length check (because the value is negative) and will be used in a copyout operation. This is a kernel bug and the system can be compromised by local users and important system information can be disclosed.; tags | advisory, kernel, local; systems | netbsd; SHA-256 | 13c192bac8d2f8ab8a9022715e1340029f8bed9822169e74a3ea56a0de711ecb; Download | Favorite | View

freebsd-firewire.txt: Posted Nov 16, 2006; Authored by Rodrigo Rubira Branco | Site kernelhacking.com; The Firewire device enabled by default in the GENERIC kernel for FreeBSD defines an IOCTL function which can be malicious called passing a negative buffer length value. This value will bypass the length check (because the value is negative) and will be used in a copyout operation. This is a kernel bug and the system can be compromised by local users and important system information can be disclosed.; tags | advisory, kernel, local; systems | freebsd; SHA-256 | 82423b755e39255304cd291c2c1e57430c3c394fcfe1bff6e87af69b61b6bb54; Download | Favorite | View

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