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Digest Name: daily HP-UX security bulletins digest
    Created: Thu Feb 27 6:00:03 EST 2003

Table of Contents:

Document ID Title
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HPSBUX0209-215 SSRT2336 Security Vulnerability in XDR library (rev.3)
HPSBUX0208-209 SSRT2316 Sec. Vulnerability in DNS and resolver libraries(rev.

The documents are listed below.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Document ID: HPSBUX0209-215
Date Loaded: 20030226
      Title: SSRT2336 Security Vulnerability in XDR library (rev.3)

-----------------------------------------------------------------
 **REVISED 03**
 Source: HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
 SECURITY BULLETIN: HPSBUX0209-215
 Originally issued: 09 September 2002
 Last revised: 27 February 2003
 SSRT2336 Security Vulnerability in XDR library
 -----------------------------------------------------------------
NOTICE: There are no restrictions for distribution of this Bulletin
provided that it remains complete and intact.

The information in the following Security Bulletin should be
acted upon as soon as possible. Hewlett-Packard Company will
not be liable for any consequences to any customer resulting
from customer's failure to fully implement instructions in this
Security Bulletin as soon as possible.

 ------------------------------------------------------------------
PROBLEM: Potential buffer overflow in XDR library.

IMPACT: Potential unauthorized access, denial of service.

    PLATFORM: HP 9000 Series 700 and 800 10.20, 10.24, 11.00,
              11.04, 11.11, and 11.22

SOLUTION: Until patches are available manually install the
          appropriate fixed libraries.
          Install PHCO_27882 for 10.24.

MANUAL ACTIONS: Yes - NonUpdate
                Install the appropriate fixed libraries.
                Install PHCO_27882 for 10.24.
                Relink any archived programs that call
                xdr_array().

AVAILABILITY: This bulletin will be updated when patches are
               available.

CHANGE SUMMARY: Rev.01 - corrected "strings" to "strings -a"
                Rev.02 - added 10.24 and 11.04, also added libc.1
                         for 11.00, 11.11, and 11.22.
                Rev.03 - corrected scripts
 ------------------------------------------------------------------
 A. Background
    CERT Advisory CA-2002-25 reports an integer overflow in
    certain implementations of XDR libraries. Libraries supplied
    with HP-UX 10.20, 10.24, 11,00, 11.04, 11.11, and 11.22 are
    potentially vulnerable.

    In addition, cross-reference:
    HP Tru64 UNIX: Case id: SSRT2309 rpc XDR_ARRAY
       A solution is available as noted in the recent
       security bulletin SSSRT2275 at
       http://thenew.hp.com/country/us/eng/support.html
       Use the SEARCH IN feature box, enter SSRT2275 in the
       search window.

 B. Recommended solution
    Until patches are released download and manually install
    the appropriate libraries.

    Note: It will be necessary to relink any programs that
    call xdr_array() and are linked with archived libraries.
    There are no known programs supplied by HP which need to
    be relinked. To test an archived program:

       strings -a suspect_program | grep xdr_array:

    If the command above returns "xdr_array: out of memory"
    the suspect_program will need to the relinked with a
    fixed library.

    Download the appropriate files from:

     System: hprc.external.hp.com (192.170.19.51)
     Login: xdr
     Password: xdr1

     FTP Access: hprc.external.hp.com/">ftp://xdr:xdr1hprc.external.hp.com/
             or: 192.170.19.51/">ftp://xdr:xdr1192.170.19.51/

      Note: There is an ftp defect in IE5 that may result in
            a browser hang. To work around this:
      - Select Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced
      - Un-check the option: [ ] Enable folder view for FTP sites.

     The files are:

        PHCO_26152.depot.gz

        libc.1.gz
        libc.1.PHCO_27882.gz

        libnsl.1.32_11.00.gz
        libnsl.a.32_11.00.gz
        libnsl.1.64_11.00.gz
        libnsl.a.64_11.00.gz

        libnsl.1.32_11.11.gz
        libnsl.a.32_11.11.gz
        libnsl.1.64_11.11.gz
        libnsl.a.64_11.11.gz

        libnsl.so.1.32_11.22.IA.gz
        libnsl.so.1.64_11.22.IA.gz

    The cksum output:

        2238979170 9676800 PHCO_26152.depot
        3415580416 1867776 libc.1
        1011129778 1814528 libc.1.PHCO_27882
        3064646304 679936 libnsl.1.32_11.00
        498505157 817544 libnsl.a.32_11.00
        2630827583 648296 libnsl.1.64_11.00
        2205456871 1454504 libnsl.a.64_11.00

        744618112 724992 libnsl.1.32_11.11
        3459917079 783940 libnsl.a.32_11.11
        3659675326 702416 libnsl.1.64_11.11
        3120598258 1520436 libnsl.a.64_11.11

        2227616066 1490048 libnsl.so.1.32_11.22.IA
        3162410426 1564768 libnsl.so.1.64_11.22.IA

      Note: The patches which supply the libc and libnsl
             libraries require that the system be rebooted.
             It would be best to carry out the manual
             installation below in init state 2 followed
             by a reboot. Otherwise programs which were
             running when the libraries were changed would
             continue to use the old version of the libraries.

      Copy the appropriate files to a secure directory,
      for example /. Then,

      For 10.20
      ====================================
      Install PHCO_26152.depot:
      swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x match_target=true \
                        -s /PHCO_26152.depot

      Any applications that use the RPC/XDR APIs in libc.a
      must be relinked and restarted.

      For 10.24
      ====================================
      Install PHCO_27882. This patch is available from
      the itrc.

**REVISED 03**
      For 11.00
      ====================================
      #cd /usr/lib

      #cp /libnsl.1.32_11.00 libnsl.1.new
      #cp /libnsl.a.32_11.00 libnsl.a.new
      #cp /libc.1 libc.1.new

      #chmod 555 libnsl.1.new
      #chmod 444 libnsl.a.new
      #chmod 555 libc.1.new

      #chown bin:bin libnsl.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.a.new
      #chown bin:bin libc.1.new

      #mv libnsl.1 libnsl.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.a libnsl.a.orig
      #mv libc.1 libc.1.orig

      #mv libnsl.1.new libnsl.1
      #mv libnsl.a.new libnsl.a
      #mv libc.1.new libc.1

      #cd /usr/lib/pa20_64

      #cp /libnsl.1.64_11.00 libnsl.1.new
      #cp /libnsl.a.64_11.00 libnsl.a.new

      #chmod 555 libnsl.1.new
      #chmod 444 libnsl.a.new

      #chown bin:bin libnsl.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.a.new

      #mv libnsl.1 libnsl.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.a libnsl.a.orig

      #mv libnsl.1.new libnsl.1
      #mv libnsl.a.new libnsl.a

      After this, any applications that use libnsl.1 must be
      restarted. Any applications that use libnsl.a must
      be relinked and restarted.

      Any applications that use libc.1 must be restarted.

      Rebooting is the recommended way to restart the applications
      using libnsl.1 or libc.1.

**REVISED 03**
      For 11.04
      ====================================
      #cd /usr/lib

      #cp /libnsl.1.32_11.00 libnsl.1.new
      #cp /libnsl.a.32_11.00 libnsl.a.new
      #cp /libc.1.PHCO_27882 libc.1.new

      #chmod 555 libnsl.1.new
      #chmod 444 libnsl.a.new
      #chmod 555 libc.1.new

      #chown bin:bin libnsl.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.a.new
      #chown bin:bin libc.1.new

      #mv libnsl.1 libnsl.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.a libnsl.a.orig
      #mv libc.1 libc.1.orig

      #mv libnsl.1.new libnsl.1
      #mv libnsl.a.new libnsl.a
      #mv libc.1.new libc.1

      #cd /usr/lib/pa20_64

      #cp /libnsl.1.64_11.00 libnsl.1.new
      #cp /libnsl.a.64_11.00 libnsl.a.new

      #chmod 555 libnsl.1.new
      #chmod 444 libnsl.a.new

      #chown bin:bin libnsl.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.a.new

      #mv libnsl.1 libnsl.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.a libnsl.a.orig

      #mv libnsl.1.new libnsl.1
      #mv libnsl.a.new libnsl.a

      After this, any applications that use libnsl.1 must be
      restarted. Any applications that use libnsl.a must
      be relinked and restarted.

      Any applications that use libc.1 must be restarted.

      Rebooting is the recommended way to restart the applications
      using libnsl.1 or libc.1.

**REVISED 03**
      For 11.11
      ====================================
      #cd /usr/lib

      #cp /libnsl.1.32_11.11 libnsl.1.new
      #cp /libnsl.a.32_11.11 libnsl.a.new
      #cp /libc.1 libc.1.new

      #chmod 555 libnsl.1.new
      #chmod 444 libnsl.a.new
      #chmod 555 libc.1.new

      #chown bin:bin libnsl.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.a.new
      #chown bin:bin libc.1.new

      #mv libnsl.1 libnsl.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.a libnsl.a.orig
      #mv libc.1 libc.1.orig

      #mv libnsl.1.new libnsl.1
      #mv libnsl.a.new libnsl.a
      #mv libc.1.new libc.1

      #cd /usr/lib/pa20_64

      #cp /libnsl.1.64_11.11 libnsl.1.new
      #cp /libnsl.a.64_11.11 libnsl.a.new

      #chmod 555 libnsl.1.new
      #chmod 444 libnsl.a.new

      #chown bin:bin libnsl.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.a..new

      #mv libnsl.1 libnsl.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.a libnsl.a.orig

      #mv libnsl.1.new libnsl.1
      #mv libnsl.a.new libnsl.a

      After this, any applications that use libnsl.1 must be
      restarted. Any applications that use libnsl.a must
      be relinked and restarted.

      Any applications that use libc.1 must be restarted.

      Rebooting is the recommended way to restart the applications
      using libnsl.1 or libc.1.

**REVISED 03**
      For 11.22 IA
      ====================================
      #cd /usr/lib/hpux32
      #cp /libnsl.so.1.32_11.22.IA libnsl.so.1.new
      #chmod 555 libnsl.so.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.so.1.new
      #mv libnsl.so.1 libnsl.so.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.so.1.new libnsl.so.1

      #cd /usr/lib
      #cp /libc.1 libc.1.new
      #chmod 555 libc.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libc.1.new
      #mv libc.1 libc.1.orig
      #mv libc.1.new libc.1

      #cd /usr/lib/hpux64
      #cp /libnsl.so.1.64_11.22.IA libnsl.so.1.new
      #chmod 555 libnsl.so.1.new
      #chown bin:bin libnsl.so.1.new
      #mv libnsl.so.1 libnsl.so.1.orig
      #mv libnsl.so.1.new libnsl.so.1

      After this, any applications that use libnsl.so.1 must be
      restarted.

      Rebooting is the recommended way to restart the applications
      using libnsl.1 or libc.1.

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(c)Copyright 2003 Hewlett-Packard Company
Hewlett-Packard Company shall not be liable for technical or
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Company. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be
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 ________________________________________________________________
-----End of Document ID: HPSBUX0209-215--------------------------------------


Document ID: HPSBUX0208-209
Date Loaded: 20030226
      Title: SSRT2316 Sec. Vulnerability in DNS and resolver libraries(rev.9)

------------------------------------------------------------------
 **REVISED 09**
 Source: HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
 SECURITY BULLETIN: HPSBUX0208-209
 Originally issued: 12 Aug 2002
 Last revised: 27 Feb 2003
 SSRT2316 Security Vulnerability in DNS and resolver libraries
 -----------------------------------------------------------------

NOTICE: There are no restrictions for distribution of this
Bulletin provided that it remains complete and intact.

The information in the following Security Bulletin should be
acted upon as soon as possible. Hewlett-Packard Company will
not be liable for any consequences to any customer resulting
from customer's failure to fully implement instructions in this
Security Bulletin as soon as possible.

 ------------------------------------------------------------------

PROBLEM: Potential buffer overflows in DNS resolver libraries.

PLATFORM: HP9000 Series 700/800 running HP-UX releases 11.00 and
          11.11 (11i) with products using DNS resolver libraries,
          including, but not limited to, Bind 9.x, Bind-8.1.2,
          and libnss_dns.
          HP9000 Series 700/800 running HP-UX release 10.20
          HP9000 Series 700/800 running HP-UX release 10.10
          HP9000 Series 700/800 running HP-UX release 10.24
          or 11.04 (VVOS)

IMPACT: Potential unauthorized access, denial of service.

SOLUTION: Until a product upgrade is available, download and
          install appropriate preliminary updates and the
          appropriate preliminary or final patches.

MANUAL ACTIONS: Yes - NonUpdate
                Install the applicable upgrades and patches
                listed in the "Recommended solutions"
                section (below).

**REVISED 09**
AVAILABILITY: The depots are available now.
   -->> BIND9.2.0 is available now. (11.11)
   -->> BIND-920 is available now. (11.00)
   -->> BIND812 is available now. (11.00)
               PHCO_27882 for 10.24 (VVOS) is available
               now from the itrc.
               The preliminary patches (depot files) are
               available only from the ftp site (below) at
               this time.
               This bulletin will be will be updated when a
               product upgrade is available. This bulletin
               will also be updated when solutions for
               other vulnerable products are available.

CHANGE SUMMARY: Rev.01 - Added Bind-8.1.2. and libnss_dns
                          information.
                Rev.02 - A patch was incorrectly listed,
                          PHNE_27647.depot is the correct number.
                          New version available, BIND920ver3.depot.
                Rev.03 - Added Bind-4.9.7 information for 11.00.
                Rev.04 - Added Bind-4.9.7 information for 10.20.
                Rev.05 - Added libc information for 10.20.
                Rev.06 - Corrected "strings" to "strings -a"
                Rev.07 - Added 11.04 and 10.24 information.
                Rev.08 - BIND9.2.0 version 11.11.2.0.200209.
                          Updated to latest patches.
                          Added 10.10 information.
                Rev.09 - BIND812 version B.11.00.01.004.
                          BIND-920 version B.11.00.01.001.
                          Added PHNE_27796 for 11.11.
                          Removed PHNE_27647.depot for 11.11.
                          Clarified 10.10 information.
                          Added CERT VU#738331 information.

 ------------------------------------------------------------------
 A. Background
    CERT advisory CA-2002-19 reports a buffer overflow
    vulnerability which may affect products on HP-UX release
    11.00 and release 11.11 (11i). The vulnerable products
    include Bind 9.x. This bulletin will be
    updated when solutions for other vulnerable products are
    available.
**REVISED 09**
-->>CERT VU#738331 is fixed by the patches referenced below.
    Bind-8.1.2 is vulnerable.
    The libnss_dns.1 library is vulnerable.
    Bind-4.9.7 is vulnerable.
    HP-UX 10.20 programs calling the DNS API are vulnerable.
    HP-UX 10.10 programs calling the DNS API are vulnerable.

 B. Recommended solution

     The following preliminary fixes are available:

      HP-UX 10.10

       PHNE_27792.depot s700_800 10.10/10.20 Bind 4.9.7 components
    -->> AND
       libc.1.1010, libc.a.1010 10.10 libc files

      HP-UX 10.20

       PHNE_27792.depot s700_800 10.10/10.20 Bind 4.9.7 components
    -->> AND
       PHCO_26152.depot s700_800 10.20 libc

     HP-UX 10.24

       PHNE_27879.depot s700_800 10.24 (VVOS) BIND 4.9.7 components
    -->> AND
       PHCO_27882: s700_800 10.24 (VVOS) libc

      HP-UX 11.00

**REVISED 09**
   -->>BIND812 version B.11.00.01.004 or
   -->>subsequent from http://software.hp.com.
         OR
   -->>BIND-920 version B.11.00.01.001 or
   -->>subsequent from http://software.hp.com.
   -->> OR
       PHNE_27793.depot s700_800 11.00 Bind 4.9.7 components

   -->> AND
       PHNE_27646.depot s700_800 11.00 libnss_dns

      HP-UX 11.04

       PHNE_28415 s700_800 11.04 (VVOS) Bind 4.9.7 components
    -->> AND
       PHNE_27881.depot s700_800 11.04 (VVOS) libnss_dns

      HP-UX 11.11

-->> BIND-920_B.11.11.01.002_HPUX_B.11.11_32+64.depot or
-->> BIND9.2.0 version 11.11.2.0.200209 or any
-->> subsequent from http://software.hp.com.
-->> Note: BIND9.2.0 version 11.11.2.0.200209 has been
-->> replaced by
-->> BIND-920_B.11.11.01.002_HPUX_B.11.11_32+64.depot
    -->> OR
       PHNE_27794.depot s700_800 11.11 Bind-8.1.2 patch

    -->> AND
-->> PHNE_27796 s700_800 11.11 libnss_dns

     Note: BIND9.2.0 version 11.11.2.0.200209 also corrects potential
           problems reported in CERT advisory CA-2002-23.

-->>Note: The files mentioned below can be downloaded from
-->> the following site. This site is temporary and
-->> will be removed when the fixes become available
-->> from the itrc.

        System: hprc.external.hp.com (192.170.19.51)
        Login: bind
        Password: bind1

        FTP Access: hprc.external.hp.com/">ftp://bind:bind1hprc.external.hp.com/
                or: 192.170.19.51/">ftp://bind:bind1192.170.19.51/
        file: upgrade_bind812_v4.depot.gz

        Note: There is an ftp defect in IE5 that may result in
               a browser hang. To work around this:
        - Select Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced
        - Un-check the option: [ ] Enable folder view for FTP sites

    Download and install the appropriate preliminary patch
    from the ftp site listed above:

      PHNE_27792.depot s700_800 10.10/10.20 Bind 4.9.7 components
      PHCO_26152.depot s700_800 10.20 libc patch
      PHNE_27879.depot s700_800 10.24 (VVOS) BIND 4.9.7 components
      PHCO_27882: s700_800 10.24 (VVOS) libc
      PHNE_27646.depot s700_800 11.00 libnss_dns DNS backend patch
      PHNE_27793.depot s700_800 11.00 Bind 4.9.7 components
      PHNE_28415 s700_800 11.04 (VVOS) Bind 4.9.7 components
      PHNE_27881.depot s700_800 11.04 (VVOS) libnss_dns
      PHNE_27794.depot s700_800 11.11 Bind-8.1.2 patch

     Note: If you wish to verify the md5 sum and you do not
           have a copy of md5, please refer to:
               HPSBUX9408-016
               Patch sums and the MD5 program
     Note: Using your itrc account security bulletins can be
          found here:
     http://itrc.hp.com/cki/bin/doc.pl/screen=ckiSecurityBulletin

     MD5 (PHNE_27792.depot) = 613aa5827f0b4df4f51188857b5834d0
     cksum 4143672841 696320 PHNE_27792.depot

     MD5 (PHCO_26152.depot) = fbd411fb4ca5f392722415868ee8b6cb
     cksum 2238979170 9676800 PHCO_26152.depot

     MD5 (PHNE_27879.depot) = 90a570964b5cf48dadcd427f69bfdd16
     cksum 2889539873 747520 PHNE_27879.depot

     MD5 (PHNE_27646.depot) = f15f7f0dd5098b55df363007197b9fcb
     cksum 891782754 61440 PHNE_27646.depot

     MD5 (PHNE_27793.depot) = 6f0f0f34c7a51688f6506c56da636689
     cksum 4222745255 675840 PHNE_27793.depot

     MD5 (PHNE_28415) = b07cd934bdcac2bf9cdfcbb2b44644de
     cksum 1939013995 973906 PHNE_28415

     MD5 (PHNE_27881.depot) = d53a774092f72e98cb62607b5882b576
     cksum 1828722320 61440 PHNE_27881.depot

     MD5 (PHNE_27794.depot) = aa2d467e274ef5637bbd16a96730383e
     cksum 540047999 665600 PHNE_27794.depot

     Note: On 10.10 and 10.20 the DNS API is contained in libc.
           Programs which make DNS calls and are linked with
           libc.a must be relinked.
           Programs which are linked with ".a" libraries
            are statically linked.
           Statically linked programs may be tested as follows:

        strings -a suspect_program | grep "Too many addresses (%d)"

           If the program contains the string it may make
           DNS API calls and should be relinked with the
           fixed version of libc.a.

**REVISED 09**
    Download libc.1.1010 and libc.a.1010 from the ftp
    site mentioned above.

     MD5 (libc.1.1010) = 87be3ba33250be16ad39345ed38f9875
     cksum 1642516484 1716224 libc.1.1010
     MD5 (libc.a.1010) = b680e1861a4b3ea4fc8fe55da63d62d2
     cksum 4179986886 2280612 libc.a.1010

-->> Install on 10.10 as follows:

           1. Go to init state 2. Copy libc.1.1010 and
              libc.a.1010 to a secure directory such as /.

           2. cd /usr/lib
              /usr/sbin/cp libc.1 libc.1.orig
              /usr/sbin/cp /libc.1.1010 libc.1
              /usr/sbin/cp libc.a libc.a.orig
              /usr/sbin/cp /libc.a.1010 libc.a

           3. Reboot the system.

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 D. To report new security vulnerabilities, send email to

    security-alerthp.com

    Please encrypt any exploit information using the
    security-alert PGP key, available from your local key
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