GCVE-VVD-CERTCC-2000-24140

Advisory Published

Vulnetix · Advisory published March 27, 2000

The default configuration of the IP Masquerade feature of certain Linux 2.2 kernels may allow unsolicited inbound UDP packets to traverse a NAT gateway and reach a translated network.

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Risk Scores

certcc-cam

impact7population4exploitation0widely_known15score_current2.646ease_of_exploitation14

certcc-vrda

d1_impact3d1_population2d1_direct_report0

Aliases

CVE-2000-0289

Transitive aliases

GSD-2000-0289 GHSA-899q-9xm5-3mvx

References

Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

url

Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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Linux kernel IP Masquerading "destination loose" (DLOOSE) configuration passes arbitrary UDP traffic

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