| Package | Affected versions | Patched versions |
|---|---|---|
| application policy infrastructure controller | = 3.2(10e)= 3.2(10f)= 3.2(10g)= 3.2(1l)= 3.2(1m)= 3.2(2l)= 3.2(2o)= 3.2(3i)= 3.2(3j)= 3.2(3n)= 3.2(3o)= 3.2(3r)= 3.2(3s)= 3.2(41d)= 3.2(4d)= 3.2(4e)= 3.2(5d)= 3.2(5e)= 3.2(5f)= 3.2(6i)= 3.2(7f)= 3.2(7k)= 3.2(8d)= 3.2(9b)= 3.2(9f)= 3.2(9h)= 4.0(1h)= 4.0(2c)= 4.0(3c)= 4.0(3d)= 4.1(1a)= 4.1(1i)= 4.1(1j)= 4.1(1k)= 4.1(1l)= 4.1(2g)= 4.1(2m)= 4.1(2o)= 4.1(2s)= 4.1(2u)= 4.1(2w)= 4.1(2x)= 4.2(1g)= 4.2(1i)= 4.2(1j)= 4.2(1l)= 4.2(2e)= 4.2(2f)= 4.2(2g)= 4.2(3j)= 4.2(3l)= 4.2(3n)= 4.2(3q)= 4.2(4i)= 4.2(4k)= 4.2(4o)= 4.2(4p)= 4.2(5k)= 4.2(5l)= 4.2(5n)= 4.2(6d)= 4.2(6g)= 4.2(6h)= 4.2(6l)= 4.2(6o)= 4.2(7f)= 4.2(7l)= 4.2(7q)= 4.2(7r)= 4.2(7s)= 4.2(7t)= 4.2(7u)= 4.2(7v)= 4.2(7w)= 5.0(1k)= 5.0(1l)= 5.0(2e)= 5.0(2h)= 5.1(1h)= 5.1(2e)= 5.1(3e)= 5.1(4c)= 5.2(1g)= 5.2(2e)= 5.2(2f)= 5.2(2g)= 5.2(2h)= 5.2(3e) |
A vulnerability in the system file permission handling of Cisco APIC could allow an authenticated, local attacker to overwrite critical system files, which could cause a DoS condition. To exploit this vulnerability, the attacker must have valid administrative credentials. This vulnerability is due to a race condition with handling system files. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability by doing specific operations on the file system. A successful exploit could allow the attacker to overwrite system files, which could lead to the device being in an inconsistent state and cause a DoS condition.
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Scan my site free= 5.2(3f)= 5.2(3g)= 5.2(4d)= 5.2(4e)= 5.2(4f)= 5.2(4h)= 5.2(5c)= 5.2(5d)= 5.2(5e)= 5.2(6e)= 5.2(6g)= 5.2(6h)= 5.2(7f)= 5.2(7g)= 5.2(8d)= 5.2(8e)= 5.2(8f)= 5.2(8g)= 5.2(8h)= 5.2(8i)= 5.3(1d)= 5.3(2a)= 5.3(2b)= 5.3(2c)= 5.3(2d)= 5.3(2e)= 6.0(1g)= 6.0(1j)= 6.0(2h)= 6.0(2j)= 6.0(3d)= 6.0(3e)= 6.0(3g)= 6.0(4c)= 6.0(5h)= 6.0(5j)= 6.0(6c)= 6.0(7e)= 6.0(8d)= 6.1(1f)