Re:Remote code execution vulnerability in SQLite
by tlrobinson on Sunday December 16, 2018 @08:16PM
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In both my comments I explicitly said that vulnerabilities in browsers can and should be called RCEs. I was only arguing about what to call vulnerabilities in the underlying libraries (like SQLite) which aren't inherently exposed to "remote" data/manipulation.
Say for some reason someone used an exploitable version of SQLite in a program that had the setuid bit set. You wouldn't say SQLite had a privilege escalation vulnerability, would you?
Say for some reason someone used an exploitable version of SQLite in a program that had the setuid bit set. You wouldn't say SQLite had a privilege escalation vulnerability, would you?