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GCVE-110-CERTCC-2002-854315

GCVE-110-CERTCC-2002-854315
Advisory Published
Vulnetix · Advisory published May 8, 2002
The DHCP daemon (DHCPD) is a server that is used to allocate network addresses and assign configuration parameters to dynamically configured hosts. A format string vulnerability may permit an intruder to execute code with the privileges of the DHCP daemon (typically root).
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Risk Scores

certcc-cam
certcc-cam
impact20population18exploitation0widely_known20score_current46.17ease_of_exploitation18

Aliases

CVE-2002-0702

Transitive aliases

GHSA-crjc-v7fx-459mEUVD-2002-0694GSD-2002-0702

References

ISC DHCPD contains format string vulnerability when logging DNS-update requests
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ISC DHCPD contains format string vulnerability when logging DNS-update requests
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ISC DHCPD contains format string vulnerability when logging DNS-update requests
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ISC DHCPD contains format string vulnerability when logging DNS-update requests
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ISC DHCPD contains format string vulnerability when logging DNS-update requests
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