CVE-2009-0630

High

Description

The (1) Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express; (2) SIP Gateway Signaling Support Over Transport Layer Security (TLS) Transport; (3) Secure Signaling and Media Encryption; (4) Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol (BEEP); (5) Network Admission Control HTTP Authentication Proxy; (6) Per-user URL Redirect for EAPoUDP, Dot1x, and MAC Authentication Bypass; (7) Distributed Director with HTTP Redirects; and (8) TCP DNS features in Cisco IOS 12.0 through 12.4 do not properly handle IP sockets, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (outage or resource consumption) via a series of crafted TCP packets.

SeverityHigh
CVSS7.1
Exploit probability—
ProductCisco Ios
PublishedMar 27, 2009
First seenMar 27, 2009

How to fix

Sources list no fixed version or patch link for this vulnerability.

Affected products

ProductAffected versionsFixed in
cisco ios12.0, 12.0da, 12.0db, 12.0dc, 12.0s, 12.0sc, 12.0sl, 12.0sp, 12.0st, 12.0sx, 12.0sy, 12.0sz, 12.0t, 12.0w, 12.0wc, 12.0wt, 12.0wx, 12.0xa, 12.0xb, 12.0xc, 12.0xd, 12.0xe, 12.0xg, 12.0xh, 12.0xi, 12.0xj, 12.0xk, 12.0xl, 12.0xm, 12.0xn, 12.0xq, 12.0xr, 12.0xs, 12.0xt, 12.0xv, 12.1, 12.1aa, 12.1ax, 12.1ay, 12.1az, 12.1cx, 12.1da, 12.1db, 12.1dc, 12.1e, 12.1ea, 12.1eb, 12.1ec, 12.1eo, 12.1eu, 12.1ev, 12.1ew, 12.1ex, 12.1ey, 12.1ez, 12.1ga, 12.1gb, 12.1t, 12.1xa, 12.1xb, 12.1xc, 12.1xd, 12.1xe, 12.1xf, 12.1xg, 12.1xh, 12.1xi, 12.1xj, 12.1xl, 12.1xm, 12.1xp, 12.1xq, 12.1xr, 12.1xs, 12.1xt, 12.1xu, 12.1xv, 12.1xw, 12.1xx, 12.1xy, 12.1xz, 12.1ya, 12.1yb, 12.1yc, 12.1yd, 12.1ye, 12.1yf, 12.1yh, 12.1yi, 12.1yj, 12.2, 12.2b, 12.2bc, 12.2bw, 12.2bx, 12.2by, 12.2bz, 12.2cx, 12.2cy, 12.2cz, 12.2da, 12.2dd, 12.2dx, 12.2ew, 12.2ewa, 12.2ex, 12.2ey, 12.2ez, 12.2fx, 12.2fy, 12.2fz, 12.2ira, 12.2irb, 12.2ixa, 12.2ixb, 12.2ixc, 12.2ixd, 12.2ixe, 12.2ixf, 12.2ixg, 12.2ja, 12.2jk, 12.2mb, 12.2mc, 12.2s, 12.2sb, 12.2sbc, 12.2sca, 12.2scb, 12.2se, 12.2sea, 12.2seb, 12.2sec, 12.2sed, 12.2see, 12.2sef, 12.2seg, 12.2sg, 12.2sga, 12.2sm, 12.2so, 12.2sq, 12.2sra, 12.2srb, 12.2src, 12.2srd, 12.2ste, 12.2su, 12.2sv, 12.2sva, 12.2svc, 12.2svd, 12.2sve, 12.2sw, 12.2sx, 12.2sxa, 12.2sxb, 12.2sxd, 12.2sxe, 12.2sxf, 12.2sxh, 12.2sxi, 12.2sy, 12.2sz, 12.2t, 12.2tpc, 12.2xa, 12.2xb, 12.2xc, 12.2xd, 12.2xe, 12.2xf, 12.2xg, 12.2xh, 12.2xi, 12.2xj, 12.2xk, 12.2xl, 12.2xm, 12.2xn, 12.2xna, 12.2xnb, 12.2xo, 12.2xq, 12.2xr, 12.2xs, 12.2xt, 12.2xu, 12.2xv, 12.2xw, 12.2ya, 12.2yb, 12.2yc, 12.2yd, 12.2ye, 12.2yf, 12.2yg, 12.2yh, 12.2yj, 12.2yk—

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