ISS Coverage |
| Product |
Content Version |
Network Sensor 7.0
Proventia A
Proventia IPS (G/GX) prior to Firmware Version 1.2
Server Sensor 7.0 |
24.39 |
Proventia IPS (G/GX) Firmware Version 1.2 or
later
Proventia Multifunction Appliance
Proventia Server (Linux) |
1.78 |
| Proventia Server (Windows) |
1.0.914.1780 |
| Proventia Desktop |
8.0.x.1780 |
| RealSecure Desktop 7.0 (AM SP 6.59 or 7.59) |
EPJ |
| BlackICE PC Protection 3.6 |
CPJ |
| Enterprise Scanner |
tbd |
| Internet Scanner |
7.2.tbd |
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| Propagation Techniques |
ISS Protection |
Available |
| remote exploit |
Backup_Invalid_Input |
July 14, 2006 |
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| Detection Techniques |
ISS Detection |
Available |
| network assessment |
tbd |
tbd |
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Detailed Description |
| Business Impact: |
A successful compromise of an affected version of Veritas Netbackup leaves the attacker in complete control of the targeted host, which can result in exposure of confidential information, loss of productivity, and further network compromise. |
| CVSS: |
Base Score: |
6.0 |
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Access Vector: |
Remote |
| Access Complexity: |
Low |
| Authentication: |
Required |
| Confidentiality Impact: |
Complete |
| Integrity Impact: |
Complete |
| Availability Impact: |
Complete |
| Impact Bias: |
Normal |
| Adjusted Temporal Score: |
4.4 |
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Exploitability: |
Unproven |
| Remediation Level: |
Unavailable |
| Report Confidence: |
Confirmed |
| Affected Products: |
Symantec Veritas Netbackup 5.0/5.1
Symantec Veritas Netbackup 6.0 |
| Technical Description: |
Veritas Netbackup is a data protection system which scales to Unix, Windows, Linux and Netware environments. It allows remote users to enable backup and recovery operations. Veritas Netbackup is widely deployed in enterprise environments.
A logic vulnerability exists in the main Netbackup service bpcd.exe which allows remote users to use command chaining to have malicious commands executed by the service. Several flawed checks for command chaining can be bypassed, allowing malicious commands to be parsed and executed by the process.
Successful exploitation of this vulnerability does not require any user interaction. |
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References |
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Revision History |
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| Dec 13, 2006 |
Initial release. |
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Jan 3, 2007 |
Added discoverer info. |
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