CVE-2004-0551
Medium
Description
Cisco CatOS 5.x before 5.5(20) through 8.x before 8.2(2) and 8.3(2)GLX, as used in Catalyst switches, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (system crash and reload) by sending invalid packets instead of the final ACK portion of the three-way handshake to the (1) Telnet, (2) HTTP, or (3) SSH services, aka "TCP-ACK DoS attack."
SeverityMedium
CVSS5.0
Exploit probability—
Product
Cisco Catos
PublishedAug 6, 2004
First seenAug 6, 2004
How to fix
Sources list no fixed version or patch link for this vulnerability.
Affected products
| Product | Affected versions | Fixed in |
|---|---|---|
| cisco catos | 2.1\(1\), 2.1\(2\), 2.1\(3\), 2.1\(4\), 2.1\(5\), 2.1\(6\), 2.1\(7\), 2.1\(8\), 2.1\(9\), 2.1\(10\), 2.1\(11\), 2.1\(12\), 2.2\(1\), 2.2\(2\), 2.3\(1\), 2.4\(1\), 2.4\(2\), 2.4\(3\), 2.4\(4\), 2.4\(5\), 2.4\(5a\), 3.0\(7\), 3.1\(1\), 3.1\(2\), 3.1\(2a\), 3.2\(1\), 3.2\(1b\), 3.2\(2\), 3.2\(3\), 3.2\(4\), 3.2\(5\), 3.2\(6\), 3.2\(7\), 3.2\(8\)gdr, 4.1\(1\), 4.1\(2\), 4.1\(3\), 4.2\(1\), 4.2\(2\), 4.3\(1a\), 4.4\(1\), 4.5\(1\), 4.5\(2\), 4.5\(3\), 4.5\(4\), 4.5\(5\), 4.5\(6\), 4.5\(6a\), 4.5\(7\), 4.5\(8\), 4.5\(9\), 4.5\(10\), 4.5\(11\), 4.5\(12\), 4.5\(12a\), 4.5\(13\), 4.5\(13a\), 4.5\(14\), 5.1\(1\), 5.1\(1\)csx, 5.1\(1a\), 5.1\(1a\)csx, 5.1\(2a\), 5.1\(2b\), 5.2\(1\), 5.2\(1\)csx, 5.2\(2\), 5.2\(2\)csx, 5.2\(3\), 5.2\(3\)csx, 5.2\(3a\)csx, 5.2\(4\), 5.2\(5\), 5.2\(6\), 5.2\(7\), 5.2\(7a\), 5.3\(1a\)csx, 5.3\(2\)csx, 5.3\(3\)csx, 5.3\(4\)csx, 5.3\(5\)csx, 5.3\(5a\)csx, 5.3\(6\)csx, 5.3\(6a\)csx, 5.4, 5.4\(1\), 5.4\(1\)deferred, 5.4\(2\), 5.4\(2a\), 5.4\(3\), 5.4\(4\), 5.4\(4a\), 5.5, 5.5\(1\), 5.5\(1a\), 5.5\(2\), 5.5\(3\), 5.5\(4\), 5.5\(4a\), 5.5\(4b\), 5.5\(5\), 5.5\(6\), 5.5\(6a\), 5.5\(7\), 5.5\(7a\), 5.5\(8\), 5.5\(8a\), 5.5\(8a\)cv, 5.5\(9\), 5.5\(10\), 5.5\(10a\), 5.5\(11\), 5.5\(11a\), 5.5\(12\), 5.5\(12a\), 5.5\(13\), 5.5\(13.5\), 5.5\(13a\), 5.5\(14\), 5.5\(15\), 5.5\(16\), 5.5\(16.2\), 5.5\(17\), 5.5\(18\), 5.5\(19\), 6.1, 6.1\(1\), 6.1\(1a\), 6.1\(1b\), 6.1\(1c\), 6.1\(1d\), 6.1\(1e\), 6.1\(2\), 6.1\(2a\), 6.1\(3\), 6.1\(3a\), 6.1\(4\), 6.1\(4b\), 6.2\(1\), 6.2\(1a\), 6.2\(2\), 6.2\(2a\), 6.2\(3\), 6.2\(3a\), 6.3\(1\), 6.3\(1a\), 6.3\(2\), 6.3\(2a\), 6.3\(3\), 6.3\(3\)x, 6.3\(3\)x1, 6.3\(3a\), 6.3\(4\), 6.3\(4a\), 6.3\(5\), 6.3\(5.10\), 6.3\(6\), 6.3\(7\), 6.3\(8\), 6.3\(8.3\), 6.3\(9\), 6.3\(10\), 6.4\(1\), 6.4\(2\), 6.4\(3\), 6.4\(4a\), 6.4\(5\), 6.4\(6\), 6.4\(7\), 6.4\(8\), 7.1\(1\), 7.1\(1a\), 7.1\(2\), 7.1\(2a\), 7.2\(0.65\), 7.2\(1\), 7.2\(2\), 7.3, 7.3\(1\), 7.3\(2\), 7.4, 7.4\(0.2\)clr, 7.4\(0.63\), 7.4\(1\), 7.4\(2\), 7.4\(3\), 7.5, 7.5\(1\), 7.6, 7.6\(1\), 7.6\(2\), 7.6\(3\), 7.6\(4\), 7.6\(5\), 8.1, 8.1\(2\), 8.1\(3\), 8.2, 8.2\(1\), 8.3\(1\)glx | — |
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