pma in Feisty vulnerable against PMASA-2007-2 and PMASA-2007-3

Bug #94891 reported by magilus
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Bug Description

Binary package hint: phpmyadmin

pma in Feisty is vulnerable against PMASA-2007-2 and PMASA-2007-3.

As the phpmyadmin team began to publish patches, we should keep the Feisty phpmyadmin version secure which should be much easier now, see https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=377408&aid=1647030&group_id=23067

For PMASA-2007-3, there has been published a patch.

We'd have to extract the PMASA-2007-2 patch.

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magilus (magilus) wrote :
Changed in phpmyadmin:
assignee: nobody → pirast
status: Unconfirmed → Confirmed
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magilus (magilus) wrote :
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magilus (magilus) wrote :

from debian/changelog:

+ * Backport security-related changes from 2.9.2-rc1:
+ * CVE-2007-0203: Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities;
+ this turns out to be (1) cross site scripting and
+ (2) the same as CVE-2006-6374. (Closes: #406332, #406486)
+ * CVE-2006-6374: the vulnerability only applies to
+ PHP < 5.1.2 and < 4.4.2, so strictly speaking current
+ Debian is not vulnerable. Include it anyway, to not expose
+ those using older PHP versions. (Closes: #404744)

so PMASA-2007-2 *seems* to be already included with our current version. I'd like to have a second look, though.

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magilus (magilus) wrote :

yup, PMASA-2007-2 already included, preparing updated deb for feisty

Changed in phpmyadmin:
status: Confirmed → In Progress
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magilus (magilus) wrote :

diff attached, please apply.

Changed in phpmyadmin:
assignee: pirast → nobody
status: In Progress → Confirmed
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Kees Cook (kees) wrote :

Thanks! I've uploaded this.

Changed in phpmyadmin:
importance: Undecided → High
status: Confirmed → Fix Released
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