CVE-2012-0384

High

Description

Cisco IOS 12.2 through 12.4 and 15.0 through 15.2 and IOS XE 2.1.x through 2.6.x and 3.1.xS before 3.1.2S, 3.2.xS through 3.4.xS before 3.4.2S, 3.5.xS before 3.5.1S, and 3.1.xSG and 3.2.xSG before 3.2.2SG, when AAA authorization is enabled, allow remote authenticated users to bypass intended access restrictions and execute commands via a (1) HTTP or (2) HTTPS session, aka Bug ID CSCtr91106.

SeverityHigh
CVSS7.2
Exploit probability—
ProductCisco Ios
PublishedMar 29, 2012
First seenMar 29, 2012

How to fix

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

Affected products

ProductAffected versionsFixed in
cisco ios12.2, 12.2\(1\), 12.2\(1\)dx, 12.2\(1\)s, 12.2\(1\)t, 12.2\(1\)xa, 12.2\(1\)xd, 12.2\(1\)xd1, 12.2\(1\)xd3, 12.2\(1\)xd4, 12.2\(1\)xe, 12.2\(1\)xe2, 12.2\(1\)xe3, 12.2\(1\)xh, 12.2\(1\)xq, 12.2\(1\)xs, 12.2\(1\)xs1, 12.2\(1.1\), 12.2\(1.1\)pi, 12.2\(1.4\)s, 12.2\(1b\), 12.2\(1b\)da1, 12.2\(1d\), 12.2\(2\)b, 12.2\(2\)bx, 12.2\(2\)by, 12.2\(2\)by2, 12.2\(2\)dd3, 12.2\(2\)t, 12.2\(2\)t1, 12.2\(2\)t4, 12.2\(2\)xa, 12.2\(2\)xa1, 12.2\(2\)xa5, 12.2\(2\)xb, 12.2\(2\)xb3, 12.2\(2\)xb4, 12.2\(2\)xb11, 12.2\(2\)xb14, 12.2\(2\)xb15, 12.2\(2\)xc1, 12.2\(2\)xf, 12.2\(2\)xg, 12.2\(2\)xh, 12.2\(2\)xh2, 12.2\(2\)xh3, 12.2\(2\)xi, 12.2\(2\)xi1, 12.2\(2\)xi2, 12.2\(2\)xj, 12.2\(2\)xj1, 12.2\(2\)xk, 12.2\(2\)xk2, 12.2\(2\)xn, 12.2\(2\)xr, 12.2\(2\)xt, 12.2\(2\)xt3, 12.2\(2\)xu, 12.2\(2\)xu2, 12.2\(2\)yc, 12.2\(2.2\)t, 12.2\(3\), 12.2\(3.4\)bp, 12.2\(3d\), 12.2\(4\), 12.2\(4\)b, 12.2\(4\)b1, 12.2\(4\)b2, 12.2\(4\)b3, 12.2\(4\)b4, 12.2\(4\)bc1, 12.2\(4\)bc1a, 12.2\(4\)bx, 12.2\(4\)ja, 12.2\(4\)ja1, 12.2\(4\)mb3, 12.2\(4\)mb12, 12.2\(4\)mb13b, 12.2\(4\)mb13c, 12.2\(4\)mx, 12.2\(4\)mx1, 12.2\(4\)t, 12.2\(4\)t1, 12.2\(4\)t3, 12.2\(4\)t6, 12.2\(4\)xl, 12.2\(4\)xl4, 12.2\(4\)xm, 12.2\(4\)xm2, 12.2\(4\)xr, 12.2\(4\)xw, 12.2\(4\)xw1, 12.2\(4\)ya, 12.2\(4\)ya1, 12.2\(4\)ya7, 12.2\(4\)ya8, 12.2\(4\)ya9, 12.2\(4\)ya10, 12.2\(4\)ya11, 12.2\(4\)yb, 12.2\(5\), 12.2\(5\)ca1, 12.2\(5d\), 12.2\(6.8\)t0a, 12.2\(6.8\)t1a, 12.2\(6.8a\), 12.2\(6c\), 12.2\(7\), 12.2\(7\)da, 12.2\(7.4\)s, 12.2\(7a\), 12.2\(7b\), 12.2\(7c\), 12.2\(8\)bc1, 12.2\(8\)ja, 12.2\(8\)t, 12.2\(8\)t10, 12.2\(8\)tpc10a, 12.2\(8\)yd, 12.2\(8\)yw2, 12.2\(8\)yw3, 12.2\(8\)yy, 12.2\(8\)yy3, 12.2\(8\)zb7, 12.2\(9\)s, 12.2\(9.4\)da, 12.2\(10\)da2, 12.2\(10\)da4, 12.2\(10.5\)s, 12.2\(10g\), 12.2\(11\)bc3c, 12.2\(11\)ja, 12.2\(11\)ja1, 12.2\(11\)t, 12.2\(11\)t2, 12.2\(11\)t3, 12.2\(11\)t8, 12.2\(11\)t9, 12.2\(11\)yp1, 12.2\(11\)yu, 12.2\(11\)yv, 12.2\(11\)yx1, 12.2\(11\)yz2, 12.2\(12\), 12.2\(12\)da3, 12.2\(12\)da8, 12.2\(12\)da9, 12.2\(12.02\)s, 12.2\(12.02\)t, 12.2\(12.05\), 12.2\(12.05\)s, 12.2\(12.05\)t, 12.2\(12b\), 12.2\(12c\), 12.2\(12g\), 12.2\(12h\), 12.2\(12i\), 12.2\(12m\), 12.2\(13\), 12.2\(13\)ja1, 12.2\(13\)mc1, 12.2\(13\)t, 12.2\(13\)t1, 12.2\(13\)t9, 12.2\(13\)t14, 12.2\(13\)t16, 12.2\(13\)zc, 12.2\(13\)zd, 12.2\(13\)zd3, 12.2\(13\)zd4, 12.2\(13\)ze, 12.2\(13\)zf, 12.2\(13\)zg, 12.2\(13\)zh, 12.2\(13\)zh3, 12.2\(13\)zh8, 12.2\(13\)zj, 12.2\(13\)zk, 12.2\(13\)zl, 12.2\(13.03\)b, 12.2\(13a\), 12.2\(13e\), 12.2\(14\)s, 12.2\(14\)s13, 12.2\(14\)s14, 12.2\(14\)s15, 12.2\(14\)su2, 12.2\(14\)sx1, 12.2\(14\)sy, 12.2\(14\)sy1, 12.2\(14\)sy03, 12.2\(14\)sz, 12.2\(14\)sz1, 12.2\(14\)sz2, 12.2\(14\)za, 12.2\(14\)za2, 12.2\(14\)za8, 12.2\(14.5\), 12.2\(14.5\)t, 12.2\(15\)b—

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