CVE-2011-3280
High
Description
Memory leak in the NAT implementation in Cisco IOS 12.1 through 12.4 and 15.0 through 15.1, and IOS XE 3.1.xSG, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (memory consumption or device reload) by sending crafted SIP packets to UDP port 5060, aka Bug ID CSCtj04672.
SeverityHigh
CVSS7.5
Exploit probability—
Product
Cisco Ios Xe
PublishedOct 3, 2011
First seenOct 3, 2011
How to fix
Sources list no fixed version or patch link for this vulnerability.
Affected products
| Product | Affected versions | Fixed in |
|---|---|---|
| cisco ios_xe | 3.1.0sg, 3.1.1sg | — |
| cisco ios | 12.1, 12.1e, 12.2, 12.2b, 12.2bc, 12.2bx, 12.2cx, 12.2cz, 12.2ew, 12.2ewa, 12.2ex, 12.2ey, 12.2ez, 12.2fx, 12.2fy, 12.2fz, 12.2ira, 12.2irb, 12.2irc, 12.2ird, 12.2ire, 12.2irf, 12.2ixa, 12.2ixb, 12.2ixc, 12.2ixd, 12.2ixe, 12.2ixf, 12.2ixg, 12.2ixh, 12.2mc, 12.2mra, 12.2mrb, 12.2s, 12.2sb, 12.2sbc, 12.2sca, 12.2scb, 12.2scc, 12.2scd, 12.2sce, 12.2se, 12.2sea, 12.2seb, 12.2sec, 12.2sed, 12.2see, 12.2sef, 12.2seg, 12.2sg, 12.2sga, 12.2sm, 12.2sq, 12.2sra, 12.2srb, 12.2src, 12.2srd, 12.2sre, 12.2su, 12.2sv, 12.2sw, 12.2sx, 12.2sxa, 12.2sxb, 12.2sxd, 12.2sxe, 12.2sxf, 12.2sxh, 12.2sxi, 12.2sxj, 12.2sy, 12.2sz, 12.2t, 12.2tpc, 12.2xb, 12.2xna, 12.2xnb, 12.2xnc, 12.2xne, 12.2xnf, 12.2xo, 12.2ya, 12.2yf, 12.2yg, 12.2yh, 12.2yj, 12.2yl, 12.2ym, 12.2yn, 12.2yq, 12.2yr, 12.2ys, 12.2yt, 12.2yu, 12.2yv, 12.2yw, 12.2yx, 12.2yy, 12.2yz, 12.2za, 12.2zb, 12.2ze, 12.2zf, 12.2zh, 12.2zl, 12.2zu, 12.2zx, 12.2zy, 12.2zya, 12.3, 12.3b, 12.3bc, 12.3bw, 12.3jk, 12.3t, 12.3tpc, 12.3xa, 12.3xb, 12.3xc, 12.3xd, 12.3xe, 12.3xf, 12.3xg, 12.3xi, 12.3xj, 12.3xk, 12.3xl, 12.3xq, 12.3xr, 12.3xs, 12.3xu, 12.3xw, 12.3xx, 12.3xz, 12.3ya, 12.3yj, 12.3yq, 12.3ys, 12.3yt, 12.3yu, 12.3yx, 12.3yz, 12.3za, 12.4, 12.4gc, 12.4jx, 12.4md, 12.4mda, 12.4mdb, 12.4mr, 12.4mra, 12.4mrb, 12.4t, 12.4xa, 12.4xb, 12.4xd, 12.4xf, 12.4xg, 12.4xl, 12.4xm, 12.4xn, 12.4xp, 12.4xq, 12.4xr, 12.4xt, 12.4xw, 12.4xy, 12.4xz, 12.4ya, 12.4yb, 12.4yd, 12.4ye, 12.4yg, 15.0m, 15.0mr, 15.0mra, 15.0s, 15.0sa, 15.0sg, 15.0xa, 15.0xo, 15.1ey, 15.1gc, 15.1m, 15.1s, 15.1t, 15.1xb | — |
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