CVE-2012-5445

Medium

Description

The kernel in Cisco Native Unix (CNU) on Cisco Unified IP Phone 7900 series devices (aka TNP phones) with software before 9.3.1-ES10 does not properly validate unspecified system calls, which allows attackers to execute arbitrary code or cause a denial of service (memory overwrite) via a crafted binary.

SeverityMedium
CVSS6.8
Exploit probability—
ProductCisco Unified Ip Phone
PublishedDec 28, 2012
First seenDec 28, 2012

How to fix

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

Affected products

ProductAffected versionsFixed in
cisco unified_ip_phone7906g, 7911g, 7935, 7936, 7940, 7940g, 7941g, 7960, 7960g, 7961g, 7970g, 7971g—
cisco skinny_client_control_protocol_softwarev ≤ 9.2\(4\), 1.0\(1\), 1.0\(2\), 1.0\(3\), 1.0\(4\), 1.0\(5\), 1.0\(9\), 1.1\(1\), 1.2\(1\), 1.3\(1\), 1.3\(2\), 1.3\(3\), 1.3\(4\), 1.4\(1\), 1.4\(2\), 2.0\(0\), 2.0\(1\), 3.0, 3.0\(0\), 3.0\(1\), 3.0\(2\), 3.1, 3.1\(1\), 3.1\(2\), 3.1\(3\), 3.1\(4\), 3.1\(6\), 3.1\(10\), 3.1\(11\), 3.2, 3.2\(1\), 3.2\(2\), 3.2\(3\), 3.2\(4\), 3.2\(5\), 3.2\(6\), 3.2\(6a\), 3.2\(7\), 3.2\(8\), 3.2\(9\), 3.2\(10\), 3.2\(11\), 3.2\(12\), 3.2\(13\), 3.2\(14\), 3.2\(15\), 3.3\(2\), 3.3\(3\), 3.3\(4\), 3.3\(5\), 3.3\(6\), 3.3\(7\), 3.3\(8\), 3.3\(9\), 3.3\(10\), 3.3\(11\), 3.3\(12\), 3.3\(13\), 3.3\(14\), 3.3\(15\), 3.3\(16\), 3.3\(20\), 4.0\(0\), 4.1\(2\), 4.1\(3\), 4.1\(4\), 4.1\(5\), 4.1\(6\), 4.1\(7\), 5.0\(0\), 5.0\(1a\), 5.0\(3\), 5.0\(5\), 5.0\(6\), 5.0\(7\), 6.0\(0\), 6.0\(2\), 6.0\(3\), 6.0\(4\), 6.0\(5\), 6.1\(0\), 6.1\(1\), 7.0\(1\), 7.0\(2\), 7.0\(3\), 7.1\(2\), 7.2\(2\), 7.2\(3\), 7.2\(4\), 8.0\(1\), 8.0\(2\), 8.0\(3\), 8.0\(4\), 8.0\(5\), 8.0\(6\), 8.0\(7\), 8.0\(8\), 8.0\(9\), 8.0\(10\), 8.1\(1\), 8.1\(2\), 8.2\(1\), 8.2\(2\), 8.3\(1\), 8.3\(2\), 8.3\(3\), 8.3\(5\), 8.4\(1\), 8.4\(2\), 8.4\(3\), 8.4\(4\), 8.5\(2\), 8.5\(3\), 8.5\(4\), 8.70, 9.0\(2\), 9.0\(3\), 9.0\(3b\), 9.1\(1\), 9.2\(1\), 9.2\(2\)—
cisco unified_ip_phone_7906g7911g, 7941g, 7961g, 7970g, 7971g—

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