From: researchteam5@esecurityonline.com
Date: Mon Apr 29 2002 - 17:03:13 EDT
eSO Security Advisory: 4125
Discovery Date: October 15, 2001
ID: eSO:4125
Title: Lotus Domino bindsock arbitrary file creation
vulnerability
Impact: Local attackers can create root-owned world
writable files, which can lead to gaining
additional privileges
Affected Technology: Lotus Domino 5.0.7 on Sun Solaris
Vendor Status: Patches are available
Discovered By: Kevin Kotas of the eSecurityOnline Research
and Development Team
Technical Contributor: Richard Johnson of the eSecurityOnline Research
and Development Team
CVE Reference: CAN-2002-0087
Advisory Location:
http://www.eSecurityOnline.com/advisories/eSO4125.asp
Description:
Lotus Domino for Solaris is vulnerable to a flaw that allows a local
attacker to create arbitrary files. The problem is due to predictable
temporary file naming. An attacker can use a symbolic link attack and
create writable root-owned files anywhere on a system.
Technical Recommendation:
Upgrade with the latest version available. Lotus Domino version 5.0.9a
is not vulnerable to the issue.
Vendor Reference:
Technote #191636
Acknowledgements:
eSecurityOnline would like to thank Lotus Security for their cooperation
in resolving the issue.
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