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Debian Security Advisory DSA-063-1                   security@debian.org 
Debian -- Security Information                          Wichert Akkerman
June 17, 2001
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Package        : xinetd
Problem type   : change default umask
                 buffer overflow
Debian-specific: no

zen-parse reported on bugtraq that there is a possible buffer overflow
in the logging code from xinetd. This could be triggered by using a
fake identd that returns special replies when xinetd does an ident
request.

Another problem is that xinetd sets it umask to 0. As a result any
programs that xinetd start that are not careful with file permissions
will create world-writable files.

Both problems have been fixed in version 2.1.8.8.p3-1.1 .

wget url
        will fetch the file for you
dpkg -i file.deb
        will install the referenced file.


Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 alias potato
---------------------------------

  Potato was released for alpha, arm, i386, m68k, powerpc and sparc.

  Source archives:
      
      MD5 checksum: 457150cded692f00e76c73c8ae7787d1
      
      MD5 checksum: c3c9764680b907c382904aa1e5ba32b0
      
      MD5 checksum: 5d1f4d5bab29d9e68dc8850b4cb90969

  Alpha architecture:
      
      MD5 checksum: e43231b79cf899e89b9c8e98cb9a3473

  ARM architecture:
      
      MD5 checksum: 107e82971903932f9f6deb5b5db53000

  Intel IA-32 architecture:
      
      MD5 checksum: 94aff2d70ce4032527b61ef5fe2bf623

  Motorola 680x0 architecture:
      
      MD5 checksum: 53627cdca29cfd395b5413bf893652cf

  PowerPC architecture:
      
      MD5 checksum: 0707a506c810aff814acaef7e6188527

  Sun Sparc architecture:
      
      MD5 checksum: e93d159f968dc41c4244f1b27e023646

  These packages will be moved into the stable distribution on its next
  revision.

For not yet released architectures please refer to the appropriate
directory    .

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Debian: 'xinetd' multiple vulnerabilities

June 18, 2001
A buffer overflow condition and insecure umask mode vulnerabilities have been fixed.

Summary

Package : xinetd
Problem type : change default umask
buffer overflow
Debian-specific: no

zen-parse reported on bugtraq that there is a possible buffer overflow
in the logging code from xinetd. This could be triggered by using a
fake identd that returns special replies when xinetd does an ident
request.

Another problem is that xinetd sets it umask to 0. As a result any
programs that xinetd start that are not careful with file permissions
will create world-writable files.

Both problems have been fixed in version 2.1.8.8.p3-1.1 .

wget url
will fetch the file for you
dpkg -i file.deb
will install the referenced file.


Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 alias potato
---------------------------------

Potato was released for alpha, arm, i386, m68k, powerpc and sparc.

Source archives:

MD5 checksum: 457150cded692f00e76c73c8ae7787d1

MD5 checksum: c3c9764680b907c382904aa1e5ba32b0

MD5 checksum: 5d1f4d5bab29d9e68dc8850b4cb90969

Alpha architecture:

MD5 checksum: e43231b79cf899e89b9c8e98cb9a3473

ARM architecture:

MD5 checksum: 107e82971903932f9f6deb5b5db53000

Intel IA-32 architecture:

MD5 checksum: 94aff2d70ce4032527b61ef5fe2bf623

Motorola 680x0 architecture:

MD5 checksum: 53627cdca29cfd395b5413bf893652cf

PowerPC architecture:

MD5 checksum: 0707a506c810aff814acaef7e6188527

Sun Sparc architecture:

MD5 checksum: e93d159f968dc41c4244f1b27e023646

These packages will be moved into the stable distribution on its next
revision.

For not yet released architectures please refer to the appropriate
directory .

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dpkg-ftp: dists/stable/updates/main
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