CVE-2007-2586
Critical
Description
The FTP Server in Cisco IOS 11.3 through 12.4 does not properly check user authorization, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code, and have other impact including reading startup-config, as demonstrated by a crafted MKD command that involves access to a VTY device and overflows a buffer, aka bug ID CSCek55259.
SeverityCritical
CVSS9.3
Exploit probability—
Product
Cisco Ios
PublishedMay 10, 2007
First seenMay 10, 2007
How to fix
Sources list no fixed version or patch link for this vulnerability.
Affected products
| Product | Affected versions | Fixed in |
|---|---|---|
| cisco ios | 12.0\(1\)t, 12.0\(1\)t1, 12.0\(1\)xe, 12.0\(2\)s, 12.0\(2\)t, 12.0\(2\)t1, 12.0\(2\)xe, 12.0\(2\)xe1, 12.0\(2\)xe3, 12.0\(2\)xe4, 12.0\(2a\)t1, 12.0\(3\)s, 12.0\(3\)t, 12.0\(3\)t2, 12.0\(3\)t3, 12.0\(4\)s, 12.0\(4\)t, 12.0\(4\)xe, 12.0\(4\)xe2, 12.0\(5\)s, 12.0\(5\)t, 12.0\(5\)t1, 12.0\(5\)xe, 12.0\(5\)xe1, 12.0\(5\)xe2, 12.0\(5\)xe3, 12.0\(5\)xe4, 12.0\(5\)xe5, 12.0\(5\)xe8, 12.0\(5\)xk, 12.0\(5\)xk1, 12.0\(5\)xk2, 12.0\(5\)xt1, 12.0\(6\)s, 12.0\(6\)s1, 12.0\(6\)s2, 12.0\(7\)s, 12.0\(7\)s1, 12.0\(7\)t, 12.0\(7\)t1, 12.0\(7\)t2, 12.0\(7\)t3, 12.0\(7\)xk, 12.0\(7\)xk1, 12.0\(7\)xk2, 12.0\(7\)xk3, 12.0\(8\)s, 12.0\(8\)s1, 12.0\(9\)s, 12.0\(9\)s8, 12.0\(9\)st, 12.0\(10\)s, 12.0\(10\)s1, 12.0\(10\)s2, 12.0\(10\)s3, 12.0\(10\)s3b, 12.0\(10\)s4, 12.0\(10\)s5, 12.0\(10\)s6, 12.0\(10\)s7, 12.0\(10\)s8, 12.0\(10\)st, 12.0\(10\)st1, 12.0\(10\)st2, 12.0\(11\)s, 12.0\(11\)s1, 12.0\(11\)s2, 12.0\(11\)s3, 12.0\(11\)s4, 12.0\(11\)s5, 12.0\(11\)s6, 12.0\(11\)st, 12.0\(11\)st1, 12.0\(11\)st2, 12.0\(11\)st3, 12.0\(11\)st4, 12.0\(28\)s4a, 12.0\(31\)sz2, 12.1\(3\)xi, 12.1\(5\)xm, 12.1\(5\)xm1, 12.1\(5\)xm2, 12.1\(5\)xm3, 12.1\(5\)xm4, 12.1\(5\)xm5, 12.1\(5\)xm7, 12.1\(5\)xm8, 12.1\(5c\)ex, 12.1\(5c\)ex1, 12.1\(6\)ex, 12.1\(8b\)ex4, 12.1\(9\)ex, 12.2\(8\)zb, 12.2\(9\)yo, 12.2\(9\)yo1, 12.2\(9\)yo2, 12.2\(9\)yo3, 12.2\(9\)yo4, 12.2\(11\)yz, 12.2\(11\)yz1, 12.2\(11\)yz2, 12.2\(11\)yz3, 12.2\(12b\)m1, 12.2\(12h\)m1, 12.2\(13\)zf, 12.2\(13\)zf1, 12.2\(13\)zf2, 12.2\(13\)zh, 12.2\(13\)zh1, 12.2\(13\)zh2, 12.2\(13\)zh3, 12.2\(13\)zh4, 12.2\(13\)zh5, 12.2\(13b\)m1, 12.2\(13b\)m2, 12.2\(14\)sz, 12.2\(14\)sz1, 12.2\(14\)sz2, 12.2\(14\)sz3, 12.2\(14\)sz4, 12.2\(14\)sz5, 12.2\(14\)sz6, 12.2\(15\)zj, 12.2\(15\)zj1, 12.2\(15\)zj2, 12.2\(15\)zj3, 12.2\(15\)zj4, 12.2\(15\)zj5, 12.2\(15\)zl, 12.2\(15\)zl1, 12.2\(15\)zn, 12.2\(18\)s, 12.2\(18\)s1, 12.2\(18\)s2, 12.2\(18\)s3, 12.2\(18\)s4, 12.2\(20\)s, 12.2\(20\)s1, 12.2\(20\)s2, 12.2\(20\)s2a, 12.2\(20\)s3, 12.2\(20\)s4, 12.2\(20\)s4a, 12.2\(20\)s5, 12.2\(20\)s6, 12.2\(22\)s, 12.2\(25\)s, 12.2\(25\)s1, 12.2\(25\)s2, 12.2\(25\)se, 12.3\(1a\)b, 12.3\(2\)ja3, 12.3\(2\)ja4, 12.3\(2\)t, 12.3\(2\)t1, 12.3\(2\)t2, 12.3\(2\)t3, 12.3\(2\)t4, 12.3\(2\)t5, 12.3\(2\)t6, 12.3\(2\)t7, 12.3\(2\)t8, 12.3\(2\)t9, 12.3\(2\)xa, 12.3\(2\)xa1, 12.3\(2\)xa2, 12.3\(2\)xa3, 12.3\(2\)xa4, 12.3\(2\)xa5, 12.3\(2\)xc, 12.3\(2\)xc1, 12.3\(2\)xc2, 12.3\(2\)xe, 12.3\(2\)xe1, 12.3\(2\)xe2, 12.3\(2\)xe3, 12.3\(2\)xe4, 12.3\(2\)xf, 12.3\(3\)b, 12.3\(3\)b1, 12.3\(4\)t, 12.3\(4\)t1, 12.3\(4\)t2, 12.3\(4\)t3, 12.3\(4\)t4, 12.3\(4\)t5, 12.3\(4\)t6, 12.3\(4\)t7, 12.3\(4\)t8, 12.3\(4\)t9, 12.3\(4\)t10, 12.3\(4\)t11, 12.3\(4\)tpc11a, 12.3\(4\)xd, 12.3\(4\)xd1, 12.3\(4\)xd2, 12.3\(4\)xd3, 12.3\(4\)xd4, 12.3\(4\)xg, 12.3\(4\)xg1 | — |
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