Vulnérabilités / CVE-2026-105516

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CVE-2026-105516

nfs-ganesha: nfs-ganesha: 9P TWALK component count stack buffer overflow

Dans la Trivy database depuis au moins le 24 oct. 2026, 07:11 UTCLa date d'entrée avant ce build n'est pas enregistrée.

Sévérité par source

Red Hat9.8CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H

Le label propre à Trivy est CRITICAL. Critique selon Red Hat.

Description

A stack buffer overflow vulnerability was found in the 9P protocol implementation of NFS-Ganesha. The server does not validate the number of path components in a TWALK request against the protocol-defined limit of 16. An attacker can send a specially crafted TWALK message with thousands of path components, causing the server to write past the end of a fixed-size stack buffer during response construction. This can result in a crash or potentially remote code execution. The 9P protocol handler does not implement authentication, so the vulnerability is reachable without credentials by any client with network access to the 9P listener.

Paquets affectés et versions corrigées

SourcePaquetCorrigé en
debian 11nfs-ganeshapas de correctif indiqué
debian 12nfs-ganeshapas de correctif indiqué
debian 13nfs-ganeshapas de correctif indiqué
debian 14nfs-ganesha9.14-2
echonfs-ganeshapas de correctif indiqué
rapidfort debian 12nfs-ganesha0:9.14-2
rapidfort debian 13nfs-ganesha0:9.14-2

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