Bugzilla – Bug 784670
VUL-1: fdupes: RPM macro %fdupes links files with different owner, group, or permissions
Last modified: 2022-02-16 23:35:24 UTC
/usr/bin/fdupes finds files with identical content but does not care about owner, group, or permissions. Accordingly the RPM macro %fdupes links files with identical content but does not care about owner, group, or permissions. When there are two files with identical content which differ in owner, group, or permissions the RPM macro %fdupes overwrites one of them with a link which effectively lets the two files have same owner, group, and permissions. I think this is even a security issue. I think it can happen that a file with restricted permissions (e.g. a file in another sub-direcory with restricted permissions) becomes accessible via an unrestricted accessible link? E.g. assume there are two files with identical content -rw-r--r-- root root /etc/secure-stuff.conf -rw-rw-rw- root root /usr/share/doc/package/secure-stuff.conf-example and the RPM macro %fdupes overwrites /etc/secure-stuff.conf by a link (I know "-rw-rw-rw- root root" should not happen, it is only meant as a simple example to show the idea behind). I added our security team to Cc to have a look. The RPM macro %fdupes should be enhanced by a test that additionally compares owner, group, and permissions and only link files with identical content, owner, group, and permissions including owner, group, and permissions of all (parent) directories. As far as I see this issue affects the build of all our products. Therefore I filed the bug report for "BuildService" (and not just as a normal bug for the fdupes package) but I assigned it to the fdupes package bugowner.
Hallo security team, would you consider it as a security issue?
> The RPM macro %fdupes should be enhanced by a test > that additionally compares owner, group, and permissions > and only link files with identical content, owner, group, > and permissions including owner, group, and permissions That's a trivial change - just add few lines into fdupes.c > of all (parent) directories. OK, that's not that easy - we can't compare the lists of uid:guid:mode from the path as path's can be different. We cannot use set's as there is a counter-example /user-dir/root-dir/same-file /root-dir/user-dir/same-file thus we might create a list of the uid:guid:mode from the path, call uniq and compare the results. That one seems to be more easier writtable in bash ... however I am not sure if the effort is not pointless - are there any occurrences of it in our packages?
It was in the hplip package where I found the issue: HPLIP's upstream "make install" installs (owner:group is root:root for all): -rw-r--r-- 962 /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff -rw-r--r-- 778 /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.convs -rw-r--r-- 2084 /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.types and -rwxr-xr-x 962 /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstotiff -rw-r--r-- 778 /etc/cups/pstotiff.convs -rw-r--r-- 2084 /etc/cups/pstotiff.types The RPM macro %fdupes results (I leave out the file size): -rw-r--r-- /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff lrwxrwxrwx /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.convs -> /etc/cups/pstotiff.convs lrwxrwxrwx /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.types -> /etc/cups/pstotiff.types lrwxrwxrwx /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstotiff -> ../../../share/hplip/fax/pstotiff -rw-r--r-- /etc/cups/pstotiff.convs -rw-r--r-- /etc/cups/pstotiff.types This causes several issues for HPLIP: /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstotiff is no longer executable which causes bnc#783810 (Faxing an image file using hplip fails) /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.convs and /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.types are in the main package "hplip" but /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstotiff /etc/cups/pstotiff.convs and /etc/cups/pstotiff.types are in the sub-package "hplip-hpijs" The RPM macro %fdupes links across sub-package boundaries which can result dangling symlinks if a sub-package or the main package is not installed. In my case "hplip" requires "hplip-hpijs" but "hplip-hpijs" does not require "hplip" so that the %fdupes link /usr/lib/cups/filter/pstotiff -> ../../../share/hplip/fax/pstotiff becomes dangling if only "hplip-hpijs" is installed.
I made a patch to fdupes checks the st_uid, st_gid and st_mode for files. It works pretty well # default behavior is to compare file size / crc / content fdupes . ./root-owned-file ./root-owned-file-2 ./user-executable-file ./user-executable-file-2 ./user-owned-file ./user-owned-file-2 # -p mode checks the uid/gid/mode and return differences fdupes -p . ./user-executable-file ./user-executable-file-2 ./root-owned-file ./root-owned-file-2 ./user-owned-file ./user-owned-file-2 so the -p mode for fdupes is what you have requested. The %fdupes macro needs to be changed to call fdupes with -p as well. I've commited the patched fdupes to home:mvyskocil:branches:utilities - feel free to test if that matches your needs. I am still not convinced the complete path checking is needed, so this is not implemented. About sub-package boundaries - that can't be solved without a substantial change of the build process. As %fdupes is called on the end of %install section, there is no way how to give it a a content of subpackages. Therefor you as a package maintainer must call fdupes only on directories won't be slitted across packages. I have had the same problem in openjdk package, so you're not alone who have faced this problem.
Many thanks for the fast response! Because I provide HPLIP in the Printing project also for older products like SLE_11, SLE_11_SP1, SLE_11_SP2 I cannot use "fdupes -p" (I must work with what I get in the build environments). For my "hplip" package I will exchange the dumb %fdupes -s %{buildroot} call by a more specific call (or calls) only for particular directories where linking files with same content should be safe. Regarding complete path checking: I think the security experts should decide this because this is too complicated for me - e.g. what about if there are links in the path or what about different filesystems under different path with different capabilities regarding access permissions e.g. ACLs or such stuff... Regarding %fdupes links across sub-package boundaries: One more reason to have this issue reported under "BuildService" to have them at least aware of the issue. rpmlint does not show a dangling symlink warning in any case when there are links across sub-package boundaries. Currently I get for hplip only: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- $ osc remotebuildlog Printing hplip openSUSE_12.2 i586 | grep dangling [ 566s] hplip.i586: W: dangling-symlink /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.types /etc/cups/pstotiff.types [ 566s] hplip.i586: W: dangling-symlink /usr/share/hplip/fax/pstotiff.convs /etc/cups/pstotiff.convs ------------------------------------------------------------------------- rpmlint finds links from the main package to files in a sub-package but not links from a sub-package to files in the main package. And the above dangling-symlink warnings are false-positives because here the main package requires the sub-package.
(In reply to comment #5) > Many thanks for the fast response! > > Because I provide HPLIP in the Printing project also > for older products like SLE_11, SLE_11_SP1, SLE_11_SP2 > I cannot use "fdupes -p" (I must work with what I get > in the build environments). That't not hard - if you have useforbuild option enabled, just link the fdupes package from openSUSE:Factory to your project (and limit the build on older distributions) once the fixed version appear here. Then the fixed package will be installed in your buildroot and -p will be used automatically. > > Regarding complete path checking: > > I think the security experts should decide this because > this is too complicated for me - e.g. what about if there > are links in the path or what about different filesystems > under different path with different capabilities regarding > access permissions e.g. ACLs or such stuff... sure - that's still an opened question to @security-team. > > > Regarding %fdupes links across sub-package boundaries: > > One more reason to have this issue reported under "BuildService" > to have them at least aware of the issue. > > rpmlint does not show a dangling symlink warning in any case > when there are links across sub-package boundaries. Can I ask you to split this particular issue to the separate bug? You can simply clone this one and limit it to the dangling symlink problem. I'll move this one to factory then.
I filed bnc#784869 (rpmlint should warn about all links across sub-package boundaries)
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Can we identify the affected packages of case 1 mixed permissions/ownerships? especially as we cannot rebuild all of the distro on a whim
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(In reply to comment #9) > Can we identify the affected packages of case 1 mixed permissions/ownerships? Store all build logs from Factory, trigger the complete rebuild and review the rpmling warnings for duplicated files?
I did a project linked home:msmeissn:fdupes, with a fdupes that exti(1) on such mode mismatch cases and will rebuild factory, 12.2 and 12.1 on that.
Cool, then I'll prepare the maintenance update ...
12.2: antlr dicts docbook-xsl-stylesheets erlang gimp-help gnome-blog hawk hplip ipsec-tools kernel-source leechcraft mono-core ndoutils python-M2Crypto texlive-bin virtualbox
Created attachment 511349 [details] fdupes-opensuse12.2.log list of file permission mismatches during fdupes. we do not need to fix them all I think.
(In reply to comment #15) > 12.2: > > antlr there are different permissions in header files in examples/, no need to update, fixed in factory The rest is WIP
(In reply to comment #15) > 12.2: > > dicts 0644 vs 0640 in COPYING files, not need to update > docbook-xsl-stylesheets don't know - Karl, please check the log in comment#16 if the link was intentional, or not > erlang don't know - Sascha, please check the log in comment#16 if the link was intentional, or not > gimp-help one png file got 0755, no need to update > gnome-blog don't know, gnome maintainers, please check the log in comment#16 to realize if link was intentional, or not > hawk no needed, 0664 vc 0644 in COPYING > hplip this one triggers the bug, so I would say we need to rebuit it > ipsec-tools not needed, some 0600 vc 0644 in examples > kernel-source 0755 vs 0644 in header files, not needed to update > leechcraft a lot of 0755 vs 0644 differences in images > mono-core Andrew, please please check the log in comment#16 to realize if link was intentional, or not - to me it seems like packaging bug > ndoutils 0755 vs 0644 in png files, not needed to update > python-M2Crypto sascha, next your package, please check > texlive-bin 0755 vs 0644 in some data files, no need to update > virtualbox there are some so files with 0644, michal, please review the log in comment#16 - it seems like packaging bug
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(In reply to comment #18) > > erlang > > don't know - Sascha, please check the log in comment#16 if the link was > intentional, or not False positive, the script is comparing different files, no? erlang.i586.log:[ 947s] files erlang-R14B04-3.2.1.i386//usr/lib/erlang/erts-5.8.5/bin/start_erl.src and erlang-R14B04-3.2.1.i386//usr/lib/erlang/bin/start_erl compare 100644 vs 100755, but modes are different! > > > python-M2Crypto > > sascha, next your package, please check python-M2Crypto.i586.log:[ 72s] files ./M2Crypto/BN.py and ./build/lib.linux-i686-2.7/M2Crypto/BN.py compare 100755 vs 100644, but modes are different! Dito, BN.py is installed only once (i.e. not linked). So I limited the scope of fdupes, see sr#139855. Not worth an update to 12.2 IMO.
I've take some time and fixed few packages from the list dicts: request 139832 to Base:System gimp-help: request 139848 to GNOME:Apps ipsec-tools: request 139850 to security leechcraft: request 139859 network ndoutils: request 139858 to server:monitoring those I have skipped hawk: N/A - not building atm kernel-source: N/A - don't know how to fix, probably patch to http://gitorious.org/opensuse/kernel-source/blobs/master/rpm/kernel-source.spec.in texlive-bin: not sure I want to perform the test build ...
(In reply to comment #18) > > docbook-xsl-stylesheets > > don't know - Karl, please check the log in comment#16 if the link was > intentional, or not Not nice, but in the worst case there are just links from /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/$SOME/$THING to /usr/bin/$SCRIPT executables such as ls -l /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/1.77.1/epub/bin/dbtoepub lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 36 Sep 12 11:30 /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/1.77.1/epub/bin/dbtoepub -> ../../../../../../../../bin/dbtoepub* DO you think that that's ok?
these warnings from the logfile erlang.i586.log:[ 947s] files erlang-R14B04-3.2.1.i386//usr/lib/erlang/erts-5.8.5/bin/start_erl.src and erlang-R14B04-3.2.1.i386//usr/lib/erlang/bin/start_erl mean the file have the exact same content bytewise, but different modes, and the fdupes run would chose one set of these modes. (probably at random, depending on filetree walk order). Cross package symlinks should be fixed too, but probably are not that much of an issue.
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(In reply to comment #23) > (probably at random, depending on filetree walk order). It is actually not random - old fdupes sorts by name, the 1.5.0RC2 in Factory sorts by mtab. However from packager's point of view it's random.
(In reply to comment #22) > Not nice, but in the worst case there are just links from > /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/$SOME/$THING to /usr/bin/$SCRIPT executables > such as > > ls -l /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/1.77.1/epub/bin/dbtoepub > lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 36 Sep 12 11:30 > /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/1.77.1/epub/bin/dbtoepub -> > ../../../../../../../../bin/dbtoepub* > > DO you think that that's ok? I would say no need to maintenance update - in the worst case you'll end with /usr/bin/$SCRIPT beeing a symlink to 0644 file, which breaks the package, but it's not a security issue. However you should change the mode of all $HOME/$THING to 0755, because fdupes now sorts according mtab, so the 0644 /usr/bin symlink might happen.
Ok, but why does fdupes create links if the permissions or modes are different?
karl, it did not check this fact... it only compared file content up to now. Thats the bug :/
Yes, but we will fix it for Factory? I do not understand, why Michal says: "However you should change the mode of all $HOME/$THING to 0755, because fdupes now sorts according mtab, so the 0644 /usr/bin symlink might happen." Shall I do this for 12.2? Or for Factory (just for sure?)?
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(In reply to comment #29) > Yes, but we will fix it for Factory? I do not understand, why Michal says: Hi Karl, sorry for beeing cryptic > "However you should change the mode of all $HOME/$THING to 0755, because fdupes > now sorts according mtab, so the 0644 /usr/bin symlink might happen." The SUSE patched fdupes sort duplicates according name - that means, the output for docbook package was usr/bin/dbtoepub usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/1.77.1/epub/bin/dbtoepub so the %fdupes macro left the first line untouched and converted all others to a link. But that have changed in Factory, because in fdupes 1.5 upstream have added the sorting according mtime. I did not want to deviate from upstream much, but it's no longer guaranteed that shorter path will win. On the other hand, %fdupes no longer link files with different uid/gid/permissions, so that's not the big issue. > > Shall I do this for 12.2? Or for Factory (just for sure?)? Factory is enough.
*** Bug 840812 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Assigning to Simon: you promised to confirm closure here
This issue was fixed long ago and should be closed (Reassigning to security as a security issue).
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SUSE-FU-2022:0445-1: An update that solves 183 vulnerabilities, contains 21 features and has 299 fixes is now available. Category: feature (moderate) Bug References: 1000080,1000117,1000194,1000677,1000742,1001148,1001912,1002585,1002895,1003091,1005246,1009528,1010874,1010966,1011936,1015549,1019637,1021641,1022085,1022086,1022271,1027079,1027610,1027688,1027705,1027908,1028281,1028723,1029523,1029902,1030038,1032118,1032119,1035604,1039469,1040164,1040256,1041090,1042392,1042670,1044095,1044107,1044175,1049186,1049304,1050653,1050665,1055478,1055542,1055825,1056058,1056951,1057496,1062237,1065363,1066242,1066873,1068790,1070737,1070738,1070853,1071905,1071906,1071941,1073310,1073845,1073879,1074247,1076519,1077096,1077230,1078329,1079761,1080301,1081005,1081750,1081751,1082155,1082163,1082318,1083826,1084117,1084157,1085276,1085529,1085661,1087102,1087104,1088573,1089039,1090427,1090765,1090953,1093518,1093917,1094788,1094814,1094883,1095267,1096738,1096937,1097158,1097531,1097624,1098535,1098592,1099308,1099569,1100078,1101246,1101470,1102868,1104789,1106197,1108508,1109882,1109998,1110435,1110869,1110871,1111493,1111622,1111657,1112209,1112357,1113534,1113652,1113742,1113975,1115769,1117951,1118611,1119376,1119416,1119792,1121717,1121852,1122191,1123064,1123185,1123186,1123558,1124885,1125815,1126283,1126318,1127080,1127173,1128146,1128323,1128355,1129071,1129566,1130840,1131291,1132174,1132323,1132455,1132663,1132900,1135009,1136444,1138666,1138715,1138746,1139915,1140255,1141168,1142899,1143033,1143454,1143893,1144506,1149686,1149792,1150003,1150190,1150250,1150895,1153830,1155815,1156677,1156694,1156908,1157104,1157354,1158809,1159235,1159538,1160163,1161557,1161770,1162224,1162367,1162743,1163978,1164310,1165439,1165578,1165730,1165823,1165960,1166139,1166758,1167008,1167501,1167732,1167746,1168480,1168973,1169489,1170175,1170863,1171368,1171561,1172226,1172908,1172928,1173226,1173356,1174009,1174091,1174514,1175729,1176116,1176129,1176134,1176232,1176256,1176257,1176258,1176259,1176262,1176389,1176785,1176977,1177120,1177127,1177559,1178168,1178341,1178670,1179491,1179562,1179630,1179805,1180125,1180781,1181126,1181324,1181944,1182066,1182211,1182244,1182264,1182331,1182333,1182379,1182963,1183059,1183374,1183858,1184505,1185588,1185706,1185748,1186738,1187045,1189521,1190781,1193357,356549,381844,394317,408865,428177,430141,431945,437293,442740,459468,489641,504687,509031,526319,590833,610223,610642,629905,637176,651003,657698,658604,670526,673071,693027,715423,720601,743787,747125,748738,749210,749213,749735,750618,751718,751946,751977,754447,754677,761500,774710,784670,784994,787526,793420,799119,802184,803004,809831,811890,822642,825221,828513,831629,832833,834601,835687,839107,84331,849377,855666,855676,856687,857203,857850,858239,867887,869945,871152,872299,873351,876282,876710,876712,876748,880891,885662,885882,889013,889363,892477,892480,895129,898917,901223,901277,901902,902364,906878,907584,908362,908372,912014,912015,912018,912292,912293,912294,912296,912460,913229,915479,917607,917759,917815,919648,920236,922448,922488,922496,922499,922500,926597,929678,929736,930189,931698,931978,933898,933911,934487,934489,934491,934493,935856,937085,937212,937492,937634,937912,939456,940608,942385,942751,943421,944204,945455,946648,947104,947357,947679,948198,952871,954256,954486,954690,957812,957813,957815,958501,961334,962291,963415,963974,964204,964472,964474,965830,967128,968046,968047,968048,968050,968265,968270,968374,968601,975875,976942,977584,977614,977615,977616,977663,978224,981848,982268,982575,983249,984323,985054,988086,990207,990392,990419,990428,991193,991877,992120,992988,992989,992992,993130,993819,993825,993968,994749,994844,994910,995075,995324,995359,995377,995959,996255,997043,997614,998190,999665,999666,999668 CVE References: CVE-2006-2937,CVE-2006-2940,CVE-2006-3738,CVE-2006-4339,CVE-2006-4343,CVE-2006-7250,CVE-2007-3108,CVE-2007-4995,CVE-2007-5135,CVE-2008-0891,CVE-2008-1672,CVE-2008-5077,CVE-2009-0590,CVE-2009-0591,CVE-2009-0789,CVE-2009-1377,CVE-2009-1378,CVE-2009-1379,CVE-2009-1386,CVE-2009-1387,CVE-2010-0740,CVE-2010-0742,CVE-2010-1633,CVE-2010-2939,CVE-2010-3864,CVE-2010-5298,CVE-2011-0014,CVE-2011-3207,CVE-2011-3210,CVE-2011-3389,CVE-2011-4108,CVE-2011-4576,CVE-2011-4577,CVE-2011-4619,CVE-2011-4944,CVE-2012-0027,CVE-2012-0050,CVE-2012-0845,CVE-2012-0884,CVE-2012-1150,CVE-2012-1165,CVE-2012-2110,CVE-2012-2686,CVE-2012-4929,CVE-2013-0166,CVE-2013-0169,CVE-2013-1752,CVE-2013-4238,CVE-2013-4314,CVE-2013-4353,CVE-2013-6449,CVE-2013-6450,CVE-2014-0012,CVE-2014-0076,CVE-2014-0160,CVE-2014-0195,CVE-2014-0198,CVE-2014-0221,CVE-2014-0224,CVE-2014-1829,CVE-2014-1830,CVE-2014-2667,CVE-2014-3470,CVE-2014-3505,CVE-2014-3506,CVE-2014-3507,CVE-2014-3508,CVE-2014-3509,CVE-2014-3510,CVE-2014-3511,CVE-2014-3512,CVE-2014-3513,CVE-2014-3566,CVE-2014-3567,CVE-2014-3568,CVE-2014-3570,CVE-2014-3571,CVE-2014-3572,CVE-2014-4650,CVE-2014-5139,CVE-2014-7202,CVE-2014-7203,CVE-2014-8275,CVE-2014-9721,CVE-2015-0204,CVE-2015-0205,CVE-2015-0206,CVE-2015-0209,CVE-2015-0286,CVE-2015-0287,CVE-2015-0288,CVE-2015-0289,CVE-2015-0293,CVE-2015-1788,CVE-2015-1789,CVE-2015-1790,CVE-2015-1791,CVE-2015-1792,CVE-2015-2296,CVE-2015-3194,CVE-2015-3195,CVE-2015-3196,CVE-2015-3197,CVE-2015-3216,CVE-2015-4000,CVE-2016-0702,CVE-2016-0705,CVE-2016-0797,CVE-2016-0798,CVE-2016-0799,CVE-2016-0800,CVE-2016-10745,CVE-2016-2105,CVE-2016-2106,CVE-2016-2107,CVE-2016-2109,CVE-2016-2176,CVE-2016-2177,CVE-2016-2178,CVE-2016-2179,CVE-2016-2180,CVE-2016-2181,CVE-2016-2182,CVE-2016-2183,CVE-2016-6302,CVE-2016-6303,CVE-2016-6304,CVE-2016-6306,CVE-2016-7052,CVE-2016-7055,CVE-2016-9015,CVE-2017-18342,CVE-2017-3731,CVE-2017-3732,CVE-2017-3735,CVE-2017-3736,CVE-2017-3737,CVE-2017-3738,CVE-2018-0732,CVE-2018-0734,CVE-2018-0737,CVE-2018-0739,CVE-2018-18074,CVE-2018-20060,CVE-2018-5407,CVE-2018-7750,CVE-2019-10906,CVE-2019-11236,CVE-2019-11324,CVE-2019-13132,CVE-2019-1547,CVE-2019-1551,CVE-2019-1559,CVE-2019-1563,CVE-2019-20907,CVE-2019-20916,CVE-2019-5010,CVE-2019-6250,CVE-2019-8341,CVE-2019-9740,CVE-2019-9947,CVE-2020-14343,CVE-2020-15166,CVE-2020-15523,CVE-2020-15801,CVE-2020-1747,CVE-2020-1971,CVE-2020-25659,CVE-2020-26137,CVE-2020-27783,CVE-2020-28493,CVE-2020-29651,CVE-2020-36242,CVE-2020-8492,CVE-2021-23336,CVE-2021-23840,CVE-2021-23841,CVE-2021-28957,CVE-2021-29921,CVE-2021-3177,CVE-2021-33503,CVE-2021-3426,CVE-2021-3712 JIRA References: ECO-3105,SLE-11435,SLE-12684,SLE-12986,SLE-13688,SLE-14253,SLE-15159,SLE-15860,SLE-15861,SLE-16754,SLE-17532,SLE-17957,SLE-18260,SLE-18354,SLE-18446,SLE-19264,SLE-3887,SLE-4480,SLE-4577,SLE-7686,SLE-9135 Sources used: SUSE Manager Tools 12-BETA (src): venv-salt-minion-3002.2-3.3.2 NOTE: This line indicates an update has been released for the listed product(s). At times this might be only a partial fix. If you have questions please reach out to maintenance coordination.
SUSE-FU-2022:0456-1: An update that solves 54 vulnerabilities, contains 6 features and has 247 fixes is now available. Category: feature (moderate) Bug References: 1000080,1000117,1000194,1000742,1002895,1003091,1005246,1010874,1010966,1011936,1015549,1027610,1027705,1029902,1030038,1032118,1032119,1035604,1039469,1040164,1040256,1041090,1042670,1049186,1049304,1050653,1050665,1055478,1055542,1056951,1057496,1062237,1066873,1068790,1070737,1070738,1070853,1071941,1073310,1073845,1073879,1074247,1076519,1077096,1077230,1078329,1079761,1080301,1081005,1081750,1081751,1082155,1082163,1082318,1083826,1084117,1084157,1085276,1085529,1085661,1087104,1088573,1090427,1090953,1093518,1093917,1094788,1094814,1094883,1095267,1096738,1096937,1097531,1098535,1099308,1099569,1102868,1108508,1109882,1109998,1110435,1110869,1110871,1111493,1111622,1111657,1112357,1115769,1118611,1119376,1119416,1119792,1121717,1121852,1122191,1123064,1123185,1123186,1123558,1124885,1125815,1126283,1126318,1127173,1128146,1128323,1128355,1129071,1129566,1130840,1132174,1132323,1132455,1132663,1132900,1135009,1136444,1138666,1138715,1138746,1139915,1140255,1141168,1142899,1143033,1143454,1143893,1144506,1149686,1149792,1150190,1150895,1153830,1155815,1156677,1156694,1156908,1157104,1157354,1159235,1159538,1161557,1161770,1162224,1162367,1162743,1163978,1164310,1165439,1165578,1165730,1165823,1165960,1166139,1166758,1167008,1167501,1167732,1167746,1168480,1168973,1169489,1170175,1170863,1171368,1171561,1172226,1172908,1172928,1173226,1173356,1174009,1174091,1174514,1175729,1176116,1176129,1176134,1176232,1176256,1176257,1176258,1176259,1176262,1176389,1176785,1176977,1177120,1177127,1178168,1178341,1178670,1179562,1179630,1179805,1180125,1180781,1181126,1181324,1181944,1182066,1182211,1182244,1182264,1182379,1182963,1183059,1183374,1183858,1184505,1185588,1185706,1185748,1186738,1187045,1190781,1193357,428177,431945,589441,613497,637176,657698,658604,673071,715423,743787,747125,750618,751718,754447,754677,761500,784670,787526,799119,809831,811890,825221,828513,831629,834601,835687,839107,84331,855666,858239,867887,871152,885662,885882,889363,892480,898917,907584,912460,913229,915479,917607,917759,917815,922448,929736,930189,931978,935856,937912,939456,940608,942385,942751,944204,945455,946648,947357,947679,948198,954486,954690,961334,962291,963974,964204,964472,964474,965830,967128,968270,968601,975875,981848,988086,992988,992989,992992,993130,993825,993968,994910,996255,997614 CVE References: CVE-2011-3389,CVE-2011-4944,CVE-2012-0845,CVE-2012-1150,CVE-2013-1437,CVE-2013-1752,CVE-2013-4238,CVE-2013-4314,CVE-2014-0012,CVE-2014-1829,CVE-2014-1830,CVE-2014-2667,CVE-2014-4650,CVE-2014-7202,CVE-2014-7203,CVE-2014-9721,CVE-2015-2296,CVE-2016-10745,CVE-2016-1238,CVE-2016-9015,CVE-2017-18342,CVE-2017-6512,CVE-2018-18074,CVE-2018-20060,CVE-2018-7750,CVE-2019-10906,CVE-2019-11236,CVE-2019-11324,CVE-2019-13132,CVE-2019-20907,CVE-2019-20916,CVE-2019-5010,CVE-2019-6250,CVE-2019-8341,CVE-2019-9740,CVE-2019-9947,CVE-2020-14343,CVE-2020-15166,CVE-2020-15523,CVE-2020-15801,CVE-2020-1747,CVE-2020-25659,CVE-2020-26137,CVE-2020-27783,CVE-2020-28493,CVE-2020-29651,CVE-2020-36242,CVE-2020-8492,CVE-2021-23336,CVE-2021-28957,CVE-2021-29921,CVE-2021-3177,CVE-2021-33503,CVE-2021-3426 JIRA References: ECO-3105,SLE-12986,SLE-17532,SLE-17957,SLE-7686,SLE-9135 Sources used: NOTE: This line indicates an update has been released for the listed product(s). At times this might be only a partial fix. If you have questions please reach out to maintenance coordination.
SUSE-FU-2022:0450-1: An update that solves 54 vulnerabilities, contains 6 features and has 247 fixes is now available. Category: feature (moderate) Bug References: 1000080,1000117,1000194,1000742,1002895,1003091,1005246,1010874,1010966,1011936,1015549,1027610,1027705,1029902,1030038,1032118,1032119,1035604,1039469,1040164,1040256,1041090,1042670,1049186,1049304,1050653,1050665,1055478,1055542,1056951,1057496,1062237,1066873,1068790,1070737,1070738,1070853,1071941,1073310,1073845,1073879,1074247,1076519,1077096,1077230,1078329,1079761,1080301,1081005,1081750,1081751,1082155,1082163,1082318,1083826,1084117,1084157,1085276,1085529,1085661,1087104,1088573,1090427,1090953,1093518,1093917,1094788,1094814,1094883,1095267,1096738,1096937,1097531,1098535,1099308,1099569,1102868,1108508,1109882,1109998,1110435,1110869,1110871,1111493,1111622,1111657,1112357,1115769,1118611,1119376,1119416,1119792,1121717,1121852,1122191,1123064,1123185,1123186,1123558,1124885,1125815,1126283,1126318,1127173,1128146,1128323,1128355,1129071,1129566,1130840,1132174,1132323,1132455,1132663,1132900,1135009,1136444,1138666,1138715,1138746,1139915,1140255,1141168,1142899,1143033,1143454,1143893,1144506,1149686,1149792,1150190,1150895,1153830,1155815,1156677,1156694,1156908,1157104,1157354,1159235,1159538,1161557,1161770,1162224,1162367,1162743,1163978,1164310,1165439,1165578,1165730,1165823,1165960,1166139,1166758,1167008,1167501,1167732,1167746,1168480,1168973,1169489,1170175,1170863,1171368,1171561,1172226,1172908,1172928,1173226,1173356,1174009,1174091,1174514,1175729,1176116,1176129,1176134,1176232,1176256,1176257,1176258,1176259,1176262,1176389,1176785,1176977,1177120,1177127,1178168,1178341,1178670,1179562,1179630,1179805,1180125,1180781,1181126,1181324,1181944,1182066,1182211,1182244,1182264,1182379,1182963,1183059,1183374,1183858,1184505,1185588,1185706,1185748,1186738,1187045,1190781,1193357,428177,431945,589441,613497,637176,657698,658604,673071,715423,743787,747125,750618,751718,754447,754677,761500,784670,787526,799119,809831,811890,825221,828513,831629,834601,835687,839107,84331,855666,858239,867887,871152,885662,885882,889363,892480,898917,907584,912460,913229,915479,917607,917759,917815,922448,929736,930189,931978,935856,937912,939456,940608,942385,942751,944204,945455,946648,947357,947679,948198,954486,954690,961334,962291,963974,964204,964472,964474,965830,967128,968270,968601,975875,981848,988086,992988,992989,992992,993130,993825,993968,994910,996255,997614 CVE References: CVE-2011-3389,CVE-2011-4944,CVE-2012-0845,CVE-2012-1150,CVE-2013-1437,CVE-2013-1752,CVE-2013-4238,CVE-2013-4314,CVE-2014-0012,CVE-2014-1829,CVE-2014-1830,CVE-2014-2667,CVE-2014-4650,CVE-2014-7202,CVE-2014-7203,CVE-2014-9721,CVE-2015-2296,CVE-2016-10745,CVE-2016-1238,CVE-2016-9015,CVE-2017-18342,CVE-2017-6512,CVE-2018-18074,CVE-2018-20060,CVE-2018-7750,CVE-2019-10906,CVE-2019-11236,CVE-2019-11324,CVE-2019-13132,CVE-2019-20907,CVE-2019-20916,CVE-2019-5010,CVE-2019-6250,CVE-2019-8341,CVE-2019-9740,CVE-2019-9947,CVE-2020-14343,CVE-2020-15166,CVE-2020-15523,CVE-2020-15801,CVE-2020-1747,CVE-2020-25659,CVE-2020-26137,CVE-2020-27783,CVE-2020-28493,CVE-2020-29651,CVE-2020-36242,CVE-2020-8492,CVE-2021-23336,CVE-2021-28957,CVE-2021-29921,CVE-2021-3177,CVE-2021-33503,CVE-2021-3426 JIRA References: ECO-3105,SLE-12986,SLE-17532,SLE-17957,SLE-7686,SLE-9135 Sources used: NOTE: This line indicates an update has been released for the listed product(s). At times this might be only a partial fix. If you have questions please reach out to maintenance coordination.
SUSE-FU-2022:0444-1: An update that solves 51 vulnerabilities, contains 21 features and has 249 fixes is now available. Category: feature (moderate) Bug References: 1000080,1000117,1000194,1000742,1002895,1003091,1005246,1010874,1010966,1011936,1015549,1027610,1027705,1029902,1030038,1032118,1032119,1035604,1039469,1040164,1040256,1041090,1042670,1049186,1049304,1050653,1050665,1055478,1055542,1056951,1057496,1062237,1066873,1068790,1070737,1070738,1070853,1071941,1073310,1073845,1073879,1074247,1076519,1077096,1077230,1078329,1079761,1080301,1081005,1081750,1081751,1082155,1082163,1082318,1083826,1084117,1084157,1085276,1085529,1085661,1087104,1088573,1090427,1090953,1093518,1093917,1094788,1094814,1094883,1095267,1096738,1096937,1097531,1098535,1099308,1099569,1102868,1108508,1109882,1109998,1110435,1110869,1110871,1111493,1111622,1111657,1112357,1115769,1118611,1119376,1119416,1119792,1121717,1121852,1122191,1123064,1123185,1123186,1123558,1124885,1125815,1126283,1126318,1127173,1128146,1128323,1128355,1129071,1129566,1130840,1132174,1132323,1132455,1132663,1132900,1135009,1136444,1138666,1138715,1138746,1139915,1140255,1141168,1142899,1143033,1143454,1143893,1144506,1149686,1149792,1150190,1150895,1153830,1155815,1156677,1156694,1156908,1157104,1157354,1159235,1159538,1161557,1161770,1162224,1162367,1162743,1163978,1164310,1165439,1165578,1165730,1165823,1165960,1166139,1166758,1167008,1167501,1167732,1167746,1168480,1168973,1169489,1170175,1170863,1171368,1171561,1172226,1172908,1172928,1173226,1173356,1174009,1174091,1174514,1175729,1176116,1176129,1176134,1176232,1176256,1176257,1176258,1176259,1176262,1176389,1176785,1176977,1177120,1177127,1177559,1178168,1178341,1178670,1179562,1179630,1179805,1180125,1180781,1181126,1181324,1181944,1182066,1182211,1182244,1182264,1182379,1182963,1183059,1183374,1183858,1184505,1185588,1185706,1185748,1186738,1187045,1190781,1193357,428177,431945,637176,657698,658604,673071,715423,743787,747125,750618,751718,754447,754677,761500,784670,787526,799119,809831,811890,825221,828513,831629,834601,835687,839107,84331,855666,858239,867887,871152,885662,885882,889363,892480,898917,907584,912460,913229,915479,917607,917759,917815,922448,929736,930189,931978,935856,937912,939456,940608,942385,942751,944204,945455,946648,947357,947679,948198,954486,954690,961334,962291,963974,964204,964472,964474,965830,967128,968270,968601,975875,981848,988086,992988,992989,992992,993130,993825,993968,994910,996255,997614 CVE References: CVE-2011-3389,CVE-2011-4944,CVE-2012-0845,CVE-2012-1150,CVE-2013-1752,CVE-2013-4238,CVE-2013-4314,CVE-2014-0012,CVE-2014-1829,CVE-2014-1830,CVE-2014-2667,CVE-2014-4650,CVE-2014-7202,CVE-2014-7203,CVE-2014-9721,CVE-2015-2296,CVE-2016-10745,CVE-2016-9015,CVE-2017-18342,CVE-2018-18074,CVE-2018-20060,CVE-2018-7750,CVE-2019-10906,CVE-2019-11236,CVE-2019-11324,CVE-2019-13132,CVE-2019-20907,CVE-2019-20916,CVE-2019-5010,CVE-2019-6250,CVE-2019-8341,CVE-2019-9740,CVE-2019-9947,CVE-2020-14343,CVE-2020-15166,CVE-2020-15523,CVE-2020-15801,CVE-2020-1747,CVE-2020-25659,CVE-2020-26137,CVE-2020-27783,CVE-2020-28493,CVE-2020-29651,CVE-2020-36242,CVE-2020-8492,CVE-2021-23336,CVE-2021-28957,CVE-2021-29921,CVE-2021-3177,CVE-2021-33503,CVE-2021-3426 JIRA References: ECO-3105,SLE-11435,SLE-12684,SLE-12986,SLE-13688,SLE-14253,SLE-15159,SLE-15860,SLE-15861,SLE-16754,SLE-17532,SLE-17957,SLE-18260,SLE-18354,SLE-18446,SLE-19264,SLE-3887,SLE-4480,SLE-4577,SLE-7686,SLE-9135 Sources used: SUSE Manager Tools 15-BETA (src): venv-salt-minion-3002.2-159000.3.3.2 NOTE: This line indicates an update has been released for the listed product(s). At times this might be only a partial fix. If you have questions please reach out to maintenance coordination.
SUSE-FU-2022:0452-1: An update that solves 54 vulnerabilities, contains 6 features and has 247 fixes is now available. Category: feature (moderate) Bug References: 1000080,1000117,1000194,1000742,1002895,1003091,1005246,1010874,1010966,1011936,1015549,1027610,1027705,1029902,1030038,1032118,1032119,1035604,1039469,1040164,1040256,1041090,1042670,1049186,1049304,1050653,1050665,1055478,1055542,1056951,1057496,1062237,1066873,1068790,1070737,1070738,1070853,1071941,1073310,1073845,1073879,1074247,1076519,1077096,1077230,1078329,1079761,1080301,1081005,1081750,1081751,1082155,1082163,1082318,1083826,1084117,1084157,1085276,1085529,1085661,1087104,1088573,1090427,1090953,1093518,1093917,1094788,1094814,1094883,1095267,1096738,1096937,1097531,1098535,1099308,1099569,1102868,1108508,1109882,1109998,1110435,1110869,1110871,1111493,1111622,1111657,1112357,1115769,1118611,1119376,1119416,1119792,1121717,1121852,1122191,1123064,1123185,1123186,1123558,1124885,1125815,1126283,1126318,1127173,1128146,1128323,1128355,1129071,1129566,1130840,1132174,1132323,1132455,1132663,1132900,1135009,1136444,1138666,1138715,1138746,1139915,1140255,1141168,1142899,1143033,1143454,1143893,1144506,1149686,1149792,1150190,1150895,1153830,1155815,1156677,1156694,1156908,1157104,1157354,1159235,1159538,1161557,1161770,1162224,1162367,1162743,1163978,1164310,1165439,1165578,1165730,1165823,1165960,1166139,1166758,1167008,1167501,1167732,1167746,1168480,1168973,1169489,1170175,1170863,1171368,1171561,1172226,1172908,1172928,1173226,1173356,1174009,1174091,1174514,1175729,1176116,1176129,1176134,1176232,1176256,1176257,1176258,1176259,1176262,1176389,1176785,1176977,1177120,1177127,1178168,1178341,1178670,1179562,1179630,1179805,1180125,1180781,1181126,1181324,1181944,1182066,1182211,1182244,1182264,1182379,1182963,1183059,1183374,1183858,1184505,1185588,1185706,1185748,1186738,1187045,1190781,1193357,428177,431945,589441,613497,637176,657698,658604,673071,715423,743787,747125,750618,751718,754447,754677,761500,784670,787526,799119,809831,811890,825221,828513,831629,834601,835687,839107,84331,855666,858239,867887,871152,885662,885882,889363,892480,898917,907584,912460,913229,915479,917607,917759,917815,922448,929736,930189,931978,935856,937912,939456,940608,942385,942751,944204,945455,946648,947357,947679,948198,954486,954690,961334,962291,963974,964204,964472,964474,965830,967128,968270,968601,975875,981848,988086,992988,992989,992992,993130,993825,993968,994910,996255,997614 CVE References: CVE-2011-3389,CVE-2011-4944,CVE-2012-0845,CVE-2012-1150,CVE-2013-1437,CVE-2013-1752,CVE-2013-4238,CVE-2013-4314,CVE-2014-0012,CVE-2014-1829,CVE-2014-1830,CVE-2014-2667,CVE-2014-4650,CVE-2014-7202,CVE-2014-7203,CVE-2014-9721,CVE-2015-2296,CVE-2016-10745,CVE-2016-1238,CVE-2016-9015,CVE-2017-18342,CVE-2017-6512,CVE-2018-18074,CVE-2018-20060,CVE-2018-7750,CVE-2019-10906,CVE-2019-11236,CVE-2019-11324,CVE-2019-13132,CVE-2019-20907,CVE-2019-20916,CVE-2019-5010,CVE-2019-6250,CVE-2019-8341,CVE-2019-9740,CVE-2019-9947,CVE-2020-14343,CVE-2020-15166,CVE-2020-15523,CVE-2020-15801,CVE-2020-1747,CVE-2020-25659,CVE-2020-26137,CVE-2020-27783,CVE-2020-28493,CVE-2020-29651,CVE-2020-36242,CVE-2020-8492,CVE-2021-23336,CVE-2021-28957,CVE-2021-29921,CVE-2021-3177,CVE-2021-33503,CVE-2021-3426 JIRA References: ECO-3105,SLE-12986,SLE-17532,SLE-17957,SLE-7686,SLE-9135 Sources used: NOTE: This line indicates an update has been released for the listed product(s). At times this might be only a partial fix. If you have questions please reach out to maintenance coordination.
SUSE-FU-2022:0447-1: An update that solves 54 vulnerabilities, contains 6 features and has 247 fixes is now available. Category: feature (moderate) Bug References: 1000080,1000117,1000194,1000742,1002895,1003091,1005246,1010874,1010966,1011936,1015549,1027610,1027705,1029902,1030038,1032118,1032119,1035604,1039469,1040164,1040256,1041090,1042670,1049186,1049304,1050653,1050665,1055478,1055542,1056951,1057496,1062237,1066873,1068790,1070737,1070738,1070853,1071941,1073310,1073845,1073879,1074247,1076519,1077096,1077230,1078329,1079761,1080301,1081005,1081750,1081751,1082155,1082163,1082318,1083826,1084117,1084157,1085276,1085529,1085661,1087104,1088573,1090427,1090953,1093518,1093917,1094788,1094814,1094883,1095267,1096738,1096937,1097531,1098535,1099308,1099569,1102868,1108508,1109882,1109998,1110435,1110869,1110871,1111493,1111622,1111657,1112357,1115769,1118611,1119376,1119416,1119792,1121717,1121852,1122191,1123064,1123185,1123186,1123558,1124885,1125815,1126283,1126318,1127173,1128146,1128323,1128355,1129071,1129566,1130840,1132174,1132323,1132455,1132663,1132900,1135009,1136444,1138666,1138715,1138746,1139915,1140255,1141168,1142899,1143033,1143454,1143893,1144506,1149686,1149792,1150190,1150895,1153830,1155815,1156677,1156694,1156908,1157104,1157354,1159235,1159538,1161557,1161770,1162224,1162367,1162743,1163978,1164310,1165439,1165578,1165730,1165823,1165960,1166139,1166758,1167008,1167501,1167732,1167746,1168480,1168973,1169489,1170175,1170863,1171368,1171561,1172226,1172908,1172928,1173226,1173356,1174009,1174091,1174514,1175729,1176116,1176129,1176134,1176232,1176256,1176257,1176258,1176259,1176262,1176389,1176785,1176977,1177120,1177127,1178168,1178341,1178670,1179562,1179630,1179805,1180125,1180781,1181126,1181324,1181944,1182066,1182211,1182244,1182264,1182379,1182963,1183059,1183374,1183858,1184505,1185588,1185706,1185748,1186738,1187045,1190781,1193357,428177,431945,589441,613497,637176,657698,658604,673071,715423,743787,747125,750618,751718,754447,754677,761500,784670,787526,799119,809831,811890,825221,828513,831629,834601,835687,839107,84331,855666,858239,867887,871152,885662,885882,889363,892480,898917,907584,912460,913229,915479,917607,917759,917815,922448,929736,930189,931978,935856,937912,939456,940608,942385,942751,944204,945455,946648,947357,947679,948198,954486,954690,961334,962291,963974,964204,964472,964474,965830,967128,968270,968601,975875,981848,988086,992988,992989,992992,993130,993825,993968,994910,996255,997614 CVE References: CVE-2011-3389,CVE-2011-4944,CVE-2012-0845,CVE-2012-1150,CVE-2013-1437,CVE-2013-1752,CVE-2013-4238,CVE-2013-4314,CVE-2014-0012,CVE-2014-1829,CVE-2014-1830,CVE-2014-2667,CVE-2014-4650,CVE-2014-7202,CVE-2014-7203,CVE-2014-9721,CVE-2015-2296,CVE-2016-10745,CVE-2016-1238,CVE-2016-9015,CVE-2017-18342,CVE-2017-6512,CVE-2018-18074,CVE-2018-20060,CVE-2018-7750,CVE-2019-10906,CVE-2019-11236,CVE-2019-11324,CVE-2019-13132,CVE-2019-20907,CVE-2019-20916,CVE-2019-5010,CVE-2019-6250,CVE-2019-8341,CVE-2019-9740,CVE-2019-9947,CVE-2020-14343,CVE-2020-15166,CVE-2020-15523,CVE-2020-15801,CVE-2020-1747,CVE-2020-25659,CVE-2020-26137,CVE-2020-27783,CVE-2020-28493,CVE-2020-29651,CVE-2020-36242,CVE-2020-8492,CVE-2021-23336,CVE-2021-28957,CVE-2021-29921,CVE-2021-3177,CVE-2021-33503,CVE-2021-3426 JIRA References: ECO-3105,SLE-12986,SLE-17532,SLE-17957,SLE-7686,SLE-9135 Sources used: NOTE: This line indicates an update has been released for the listed product(s). At times this might be only a partial fix. If you have questions please reach out to maintenance coordination.