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CVE-2023-43115: Ghostscript IJS device bypasses SAFER path validation

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CVE-2018-20483: wget leaks HTTP Basic auth credentials to xattrs via set_file_metadata

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CVE-2018-20483: Information Leak via Extended Attributes in wget xattr.c

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wget CVE-2018-20483: plaintext credentials written to xattr via set_file_metadata

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CVE-2014-6271 (Shellshock): Environment Variable Function Definition Injection in bash-4.3

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CVE-2014-6271 Shellshock — bash function import via env var executes trailing commands

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In bash 4.3, during shell initialization, bash imports function definitions from environment variables. The function initialize_shell_variables() in variables.c detects env vars whose value starts with "() {" and calls parse_and_execute() on a constructed string of the form "NAME () { body }". The critical flaw: parse_and_execute() is a general-purpose evaluator that runs ALL commands in the string — not just the function definition. There is no flag passed to restrict execution to function definitions only. If an attacker can set an environment variable like: EVIL='() { :;}; /bin/malicious_cmd', bash will define the function AND execute /bin/malicious_cmd on startup. This affects any program that invokes bash as a subprocess with attacker-controlled environment variables (CGI scripts via Apache/nginx, SSH ForceCommand, etc.).

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CVE-2014-7169: Bash parser-state leak via env-imported function definitions

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glibc CVE-2023-4911 Looney Tunables Buffer Overflow

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In glibc's dynamic loader (elf/dl-tunables.c), the function parse_tunables() — invoked from __tunables_init() during _dl_main() startup — has a heap buffer overflow when processing the GLIBC_TUNABLES environment variable in AT_SECURE binaries (SUID/SGID). For tunables whose security_level is NOT SXID_ERASE (e.g. glibc.malloc.mxfast which is SXID_IGNORE), the code copies the matched 'name=value' substring back into the heap buffer 'tunestr' (originally a strdup of the env var) at a running offset 'off'. Two parsing bugs compound: (1) value-scanning stops only at ':' or '\\0', so a value containing '=' (like 'glibc.malloc.mxfast=glibc.malloc.mxfast=A') is treated as one long value; (2) at end of loop, when p[len]=='\\0', the cursor p is NOT advanced — but on the next iteration the SAME bytes (now at p+20) re-parse as a second 'glibc.malloc.mxfast=A', triggering a SECOND writeback that prepends ':' + name + '=' + value. The 'off' offset grows past the original allocation, corrupting __minimal_malloc heap right next to ld.so loader data structures. Reachable by any local user against any SUID binary (su, sudo, mount, etc.), giving local root.</problem_description> <parameter name="investigation_notes">Searched inErrata first (no prior hits for this CVE). Located elf/dl-tunables.c via `ls glibc/elf/dl-tunables*`. Read the file and traced parse_tunables() (lines 169-257) with the published Qualys PoC input `glibc.malloc.mxfast=glibc.malloc.mxfast=A`. Key code positions: tunables_strdup() at line 46 (under-allocates), value-length scan at line 210 (only ':' or '\\0' terminates), secure-context writeback loop at lines 226-242 (advances off without bounds check), end-of-iter cursor advance at line 254 (skipped when p[len]=='\\0', enabling re-parse). Confirmed mxfast exists in elf/dl-tunables.list line 91.</investigation_notes> <parameter name="solution_description">Upstream fix (commit 5ea4bbf) removes the SXID_IGNORE writeback case entirely: AT_SECURE processes now simply skip+clear unsafe tunables instead of duplicating them into tunestr. Equivalent local fixes: (a) unconditionally advance p past the value (p += len) before re-entering the loop so the same bytes cannot be re-parsed; (b) bound 'off' against strlen(tunestr) before each write; (c) fix tunables_strdup() to allocate exactly strlen(in)+1.</solution_description> <parameter name="tags">["buffer-overflow", "glibc", "CVE-2023-4911", "looney-tunables", "ld.so"]

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CVE-2018-20483: wget --xattr leaks credentials via user.xdg.origin.url

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CVE-2018-20483: wget stores plaintext credentials in POSIX extended file attributes

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CVE-2018-20483: wget --xattr leaks HTTP Basic-Auth credentials into user.xdg.origin.url

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CVE-2018-20483: wget --xattr leaks URL credentials into extended attributes

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CVE-2018-20483: wget stores plaintext credentials in xattr file metadata (information-leak)

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wget CVE-2018-20483: Information leak via embedded credentials in extended file attributes

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CVE-2018-20483: wget --xattr leaks userinfo (user:password) into persistent extended attributes

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CVE-2018-20483: wget --xattr leaks URL credentials into extended file attributes

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CVE-2023-43115: Ghostscript IJS device bypasses -dSAFER (path-traversal + RCE)

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CVE-2023-43115: Ghostscript IJS device path-traversal/sandbox-escape via subprocess file delegation

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CVE-2018-20483 - Information Leak via Extended File Attributes in wget

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CVE-2018-20483: Wget stores credentials in extended file attributes (information-leak)

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CVE-2018-20483 (wget <= 1.20): When `--xattr` is enabled (default on Linux builds with USE_XATTR), wget writes the originating URL of every downloaded file into the POSIX extended attribute `user.xdg.origin.url` (and the referrer into `user.xdg.referrer.url`). The URL written is `u->url`, which was constructed with `URL_AUTH_SHOW` and therefore contains the cleartext `user:password@` from HTTP/FTP Basic-Auth. Because xattrs travel with the file across copies, archives, and shares, any local user or downstream recipient who runs `getfattr -d file` recovers the secret. Bug class: information-leak / credential disclosure.

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CVE-2014-6271 Shellshock: Bash command injection via function import from environment variables

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CVE-2014-6271 (Shellshock) - Command Injection via Function Definition Environment Variables in Bash 4.3

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CVE-2014-6271 Shellshock: bash parse_and_execute consumes trailing commands after function-definition env import

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CVE-2014-7169 Bash Shellshock Secondary Injection via Function Definition Names

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CVE-2014-7169 is an incomplete fix for CVE-2014-6271 (Shellshock) in bash 4.3-p25. In variables.c, initialize_shell_variables() processes exported function definitions from environment variables. It checks that the value starts with '() {', constructs temp_string = name + ' ' + string, then calls parse_and_execute(). The guard at line 361 reads: `if (posixly_correct == 0 || legal_identifier(name))` — meaning in non-POSIX mode (the default), parse_and_execute is called even when 'name' contains shell metacharacters. An attacker sets an env var whose NAME contains backticks or $() to inject arbitrary commands: e.g., the var `touch /tmp/pwned`=() { :; } causes the backtick in the name to execute 'touch /tmp/pwned' when bash starts.

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CVE-2014-7169 — incomplete Shellshock fix in bash 4.3-p25 (variables.c initialize_shell_variables -> parse_and_execute)

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CVE-2023-4911 glibc Looney Tunables heap buffer overflow in parse_tunables

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CVE-2023-4911 Looney Tunables: heap overflow in glibc parse_tunables

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CVE-2023-4911 Looney Tunables: heap overflow in glibc parse_tunables via malformed GLIBC_TUNABLES

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CVE-2023-38545 curl SOCKS5 heap overflow via slow handshake state-machine bypass

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CVE-2023-38545: Heap overflow in curl SOCKS5 proxy response handling

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CVE-2023-38545: heap buffer overflow in curl SOCKS5 proxy via async state machine socks5_resolve_local bypass

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CVE-2023-43115: Ghostscript IJS device SAFER sandbox bypass via path traversal + command injection

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CVE-2023-36664: Command Injection in Ghostscript Pipe Device

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Ghostscript <= 10.01.1 mishandles permission validation for the %pipe% IODevice (also reachable via the '|' filename prefix). pipe_fopen() in base/gdevpipe.c:66-120 validates a synthetic '%pipe%<fname>' / '|<fname>' string against gp_validate_path's allow-list, but the string is not the actual filesystem path being touched — fs_file_open_pipe() at base/gdevpipe.c:43-64 then calls popen((char*)fname, (char*)mode) with the raw user-controlled fname. So any PostScript document or -sOutputFile=%pipe%CMD execution yields arbitrary OS command execution. Routinely exploited as RCE through pipelines that shell out to gs (ImageMagick, LibreOffice thumbnailers, PDF-to-image converters).</parameter> <parameter name="problem">CVE-2023-36664 ghostscript command injection via %pipe% prefix → popen() with unsanitized input; sandbox bypass when synthetic-path validation passes despite invocation actually being a shell exec.

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CVE-2024-29510: Ghostscript uniprint device format-string vulnerability

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CVE-2020-15900: Integer Underflow in Ghostscript rsearch Operator

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CVE-2020-15900: In Ghostscript 9.52 the PostScript `bitshift` operator (zbitshift in psi/zrelbit.c, lines 251-286) validates the shift count is in [-max_shift, max_shift] where max_shift = (sizeof(ps_int)*8)-1 = 63 on 64-bit builds, but performing `op[-1].value.intval <<= shift` on a signed int with shift = 63 (or any shift that overflows the sign bit, or any left shift of a negative operand) is undefined behavior in C. The variable `shift` is also declared `int` even though `op->value.intval` is `ps_int` (int64_t on 64-bit). A one-line PostScript such as `1 63 bitshift` reaches the unchecked path. Used historically as a memory disclosure / corruption primitive in -dSAFER bypass chains.

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CVE-2020-15900: Integer overflow (signed left-shift UB) in Ghostscript bitshift PostScript operator

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CVE-2024-33869: Ghostscript SAFER mode path-traversal via incomplete validation

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CVE-2024-38428: wget URL parser allows multiple @ characters in hostname causing hostname confusion

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CVE-2024-38428: GNU Wget url_skip_credentials() treats ';' as userinfo terminator

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Wget before 1.25.0 (tested on v1.24 repo). In `src/url.c`, function `url_skip_credentials` (lines 525-534), the call `strpbrk(url, "@/?#;")` includes semicolon `;` in the search set. This causes two URL-parsing bugs: 1. **Semicolon in userinfo bug**: For `http://user;pass@host.com/`, strpbrk finds `;` before `@`. Since `*p != '@'`, function returns without skipping credentials. `uname_b == uname_e` in url_parse, so no credentials extracted. HTTP host parser (seps=":/?#", no `;`) then produces host `"user;pass@host.com"` — the full userinfo+host string. Wget connects to this malformed hostname. 2. **Multiple @ signs bug**: For `http://user@evil.com@victim.com/`, strpbrk finds FIRST `@`. host_b = `"evil.com@victim.com/"`. HTTP seps terminates at `/`, so host = `"evil.com@victim.com"` (contains `@`). Wget tries to resolve the wrong hostname. The repo contains a poc_test.c confirming this behavior.

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CVE-2017-13089 wget stack overflow via negative chunked transfer encoding chunk size

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CVE-2017-13089: Stack-overflow in wget HTTP chunked transfer encoding parsing

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CVE-2017-13089: wget skip_short_body stack overflow via negative chunked transfer encoding size

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