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Category: VyOS Platform Blog | security (3)

Daniil Baturin
Posted 4 Jan, 2018

The meltdown and spectre vulnerabilities

Everyone is talking about the meltdown and the spectre vulnerabilities now. If you are late to the party, read https://meltdownattack.com/ Of course we are awar...
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 22 Oct, 2017

Update on the AWS SSH key fetching issue

We have fixed the issue with key fetching and submitted the updated AMI for review. It passed the automated scan, but manual review and deployment to the market...
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 17 Feb, 2016

1.1.7 maintenance release

1.1.7 maintenance release is available for download: http://packages.vyos.net/iso/release/1.1.7/ (mirrors are syncing up).
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 16 Feb, 2016

CVE-2015-7547

We know you are concerned (or should be concerned) with the vulnerability in glibc’s getaddrinfo() that allows remote code execution via specially crafted DNS r...
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 19 Jan, 2016

DSA-3446-1 (SSH vulnerability)

This is a late update, and I’m definitely sorry for being late, but I promised to write it so I have to!
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 17 Aug, 2015

CVE-2015-5366, 1.1.6 maintenance release, and the new public key

1.1.6 maintenance release is available for download from the primary server (mirrors are still syncing up).
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 20 Mar, 2015

OpenSSL vulnerabilities

Multiple vulnerabilities were discovered and fixed in OpenSSL.
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 28 Jan, 2015

CVE-2015-0235

You’ve probably heard of CVE-2015-0235 already: buffer overflow in glibc gethostbyname() function allows for arbitrary code execution.
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 23 Dec, 2014

NTP vulnerability update

Squeeze-LTS team imported patches for those vulnerabilities, so it’s probably the best to take the path of least resistance and just use those.
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Daniil Baturin
Posted 23 Dec, 2014

CVE-2014-9295: arbitrary code execution in NTPd

A recently discovered vulnerability in NTPd allows remote code execution.
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