Remote Exploit Vulnerability Found In Bash
kdryer39 sends this news from CSO: A remotely exploitable vulnerability has been discovered by Stephane Chazelas in bash on Linux, and it is unpleasant. The vulnerability has the CVE identifier CVE-2014-6271. This affects Debian as well as other Linux distributions. The major attack vectors that have been identified in this case are HTTP requests and CGI scripts. Another attack surface is OpenSSH through the use of AcceptEnv variables. Also through TERM and SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND. An environmental variable with an arbitrary name can carry a nefarious function which can enable network exploitation.
Because we've finally become popular enough to warrant script kiddies finding holes in our toys!
Captcha: Outcry
I can't find the bash icon in the Start menu. Anyone know where it is so I can remove it and avoid this exploit?
Thanks.
Thanks god I am using windows.
Awww, come on, don't bash Bash when it is down...
Excuse me, but please get off my Pennisetum Clandestinum, eh!
Pfffft. I should have expected Korny jokes. (Ba-dum-csh.)
...when you're writing a game...tweak the difficulty of "Easy" to something [your mother] can cope with. -- onion2k
Bash has always felt a bit dangerous...
POUND! BANG! SLASH! bin SLASH! BASH!
#!/bin/bash