Re:CVE-2014-6271: Remote code execution through bash
by jMyles on Wednesday September 24, 2014 @08:56PM
(#8364982)
It runs out that these suggestions were premature, the patch released earlier today DOES NOT fix the problem. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1141597#c24
I just tested this on Ubuntu 14.04 - it's vulnerable.
Re:CVE-2014-6271: Remote code execution through bash
by euid on Wednesday September 24, 2014 @06:35PM
(#8364550)
Upgrades should not require any restarts, and no restarts are required for you to stop being vulnerable - as this only affects newly created bash sessions, not already running ones.
Re:CVE-2014-6271: Remote code execution through bash
by stefantalpalaru on Wednesday September 24, 2014 @08:36PM
(#8364933)
Debian's package manager has the nasty habit of stopping affected daemons before all the upgrades and starting them afterwards, leaving you with serious downtime.
Re:CVE-2014-6271: Remote code execution through bash
by auxiliation on Wednesday September 24, 2014 @04:25PM
(#8363920)
> Related to that, does anyone else know if upgrading bash will require a restart of other services kind of like upgrading openssl requires restarting things?
I don't think it will, for a couple of reasons. OpenSSL is integrated into other services as a library, while bash would be called as an external application. I also noticed that once I upgraded bash, the proof of concept stopped working in a terminal I opened prior to the upgrade.
Related to that, does anyone else know if upgrading bash will require a restart of other services kind of like upgrading openssl requires restarting things?