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Severity

High

Analysis Summary

CVE 2019-12256

This vulnerability resides in the IPv4 option parsing and may be triggered by IPv4 packets containing invalid options. The most likely outcome of triggering this defect is that the tNet0 task crashes. This vulnerability can result in remote code execution.

CVE 2019-12257

DHCP packets may go past the local area network (LAN) via DHCP-relays, but are otherwise confined to the LAN. The DHCP-client may be used by VxWorks and in the bootrom. Bootrom, using DHCP/BOOTP, is only vulnerable during the boot-process. This vulnerability may be used to overwrite the heap, which could result in a later crash when a task requests memory from the heap. This vulnerability can result in remote code execution.

CVE 2019-12255

An attacker can either hijack an existing TCP-session and inject bad TCP-segments or establish a new TCP-session on any TCP-port listened to by the target. This vulnerability could lead to a buffer overflow of up to a full TCP receive-window (by default, 10k-64k depending on version). The buffer overflow occurs in the task calling recv()/recvfrom()/recvmsg().

Applications that pass a buffer equal to or larger than a full TCP-window are not susceptible to this attack. Applications passing a stack-allocated variable as a buffer are the easiest to exploit.

The most likely outcome is a crash of the application reading from the affected socket, which could result in remote code execution.

CVE 2019-12260

This vulnerability could lead to a buffer overflow of up to a full TCP receive-window (by default, 10k-64k depending on version). The buffer overflow happens in the task calling recv()/recvfrom()/recvmsg().

Applications that pass a buffer equal to or larger than a full TCP-window are not susceptible to this attack. Applications passing a stack-allocated variable as a buffer are the easiest to exploit.

The most likely outcome is a crash of the application reading from the affected socket, which could result in remote code execution.

CVE 2019-12261

The impact of this vulnerability is a buffer overflow of up to a full TCP receive-window (by default, 10k-64k depending on version). The buffer overflow happens in the task calling recv()/recvfrom()/recvmsg().

Applications that pass a buffer equal to or larger than a full TCP-window are not susceptible to this attack. Applications passing a stack-allocated variable as a buffer are the easiest to exploit.

The most likely outcome is a crash of the application reading from the affected socket, which could result in remote code execution.

CVE 2019-12263

This vulnerability relies on a race-condition between the network task (tNet0) and the receiving application. It is very difficult to trigger the race on a system with a single CPU-thread enabled, and there is no way to reliably trigger a race on SMP targets.

CVE 2019-12258

An attacker with the source and destination TCP-port and IP-addresses of a session can inject invalid TCP-segments into the flow, causing the TCP-session to be reset. An application will see this as an ECONNRESET error message when using the socket after such an attack. The most likely outcome is a crash of the application reading from the affected socket.

CVE 2019-12259

An attacker may use CVE 2019-12264 to incorrectly assign a multicast IP-address.

An attacker on the same LAN as the target system may use this vulnerability to cause a NULL-pointer dereference, which most likely will crash the tNet0 task.

CVE 2019-12262

An attacker residing on the LAN can send reverse-ARP responses to the victim system to assign unicast IPv4 addresses to the target.

CVE 2019-12264

An attacker residing on the LAN may choose to hijack a DHCP-client session that requests an IPv4 address. The attacker can send a multicast IP-address in the DHCP offer/ack message, which the victim system then incorrectly assigns. This vulnerability can be combined with CVE-2019-12259 to create a denial-of-service condition.

CVE 2019-12265

The IGMPv3 reception handler does not expect packets to be spread across multiple IP-fragments.

Impact

  • Remote code execution
  • DoS

Affected Vendors

Wind River

Affected Products

VxWorks

Remediation

Wind River has produced controls and patches to mitigate the reported vulnerabilities.

To obtain patches, email PSIRT@windriver.com and indicate the VxWorks major version for which you need source patches.

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