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isakmpdAgain.txt

Posted Jun 10, 2004

Authored by Thomas Walpuski

Unauthorized deletion of IPsec SAs is still possible using a delete payload piggybacked on an initiation of main mode with the latest version of isakmpd.

tags | advisory

SHA-256 | c5d443ed4065bde5c240457b08dcb81606ea790ee65250147c49eddf9744dc54

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l2tpd.txt

Posted Jun 8, 2004

Authored by Thomas Walpuski

All versions of l2tpd contain a bss-based buffer overflow. After circumventing some minor obstacles, the overflow can be triggered by sending a specially crafted packet.

tags | advisory, overflow

SHA-256 | a067c526f020fd9fb9fb3138db7c81b08532d2a4d41587a7148996d43140fb10

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racoon.txt

Posted Jan 14, 2004

Authored by Thomas Walpuski

racoon, KAME's IKE daemon, contains multiple flaws which allow for the unauthorized deletion of IPsec and ISAKMP SAs.

tags | advisory

SHA-256 | cbe0353e2d61b2cc2f27aba78a849a48ebb7737a512565da9ec47b3e188ecf13

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isakmpd.txt

Posted Nov 4, 2003

Authored by Thomas Walpuski

isakmpd, OpenBSD's IKE daemon, contains severe flaws in payload handling that allow for the unauthorized deletion of IKE and IPsec SAs. It allows this due to a lack of encryption being applied in Quick Mode and a lack of validation for the origin of delete message payloads, among other issues.

tags | advisory

systems | openbsd

SHA-256 | 3988c2d5ef9fcbecf1cf09989991d959569afb820df8646367b19b0ca3c9b78e

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