bundler-audit 0.7.0.1 → 0.8.0.rc1

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2014-4975.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2014-4975
-osvdb: 108971
-url: http://www.osvdb.org/show/osvdb/108971
-title: Ruby pack.c encodes() Function Remote Stack Buffer Overflow
-date: 2014-07-09
-description: |
-  Ruby contains an overflow condition in the encodes() function in pack.c. The
-  issue is triggered as user-supplied input is not properly validated when
-  allocating buffer lengths. This may allow a remote attacker to cause a
-  stack-based buffer overflow, resulting in a denial of service or potentially
-  allowing the execution of arbitrary code.
-cvss_v2: 5.0
-patched_versions:
-  - ~> 2.1.3
-  - ">= 2.2.0.preview.1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2014-8080.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2014-8080
-osvdb: 113747
-url: http://www.osvdb.org/show/osvdb/113747
-title: Ruby lib/rexml/entity.rb XML External Entity (XXE) Expansion Remote DoS
-date: 2014-10-27
-description: |
-  Ruby contains an XXE (Xml eXternal Entity) injection flaw in
-  lib/rexml/entity.rb that is triggered during the parsing of XML data. The
-  issue is due to an incorrectly configured XML parser accepting XML external
-  entities from an untrusted source. By sending specially crafted XML data, a
-  remote attacker can consume all available memory and cause a denial of
-  service.
-cvss_v2: 5.0
-patched_versions:
-  - ~> 1.9.3.550
-  - ~> 2.0.0.594
-  - ">= 2.1.4"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2014-8090.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2014-8090
-osvdb: 114641
-url: http://www.osvdb.org/show/osvdb/114641
-title: |
-  Ruby lib/rexml/entity.rb NULL String Handling Recursive XML External Entity
-  (XXE) Expansion Resource Consumption Remote DoS
-date: 2014-11-13
-description: |
-  Ruby contains an XXE (Xml eXternal Entity) injection flaw in the
-  lib/rexml/entity.rb that is triggered during the parsing of XML data when
-  handling recursive expansions in NULL strings. The issue is due to an
-  incorrectly configured XML parser accepting XML external entities from an
-  untrusted source. By sending specially crafted XML data, a remote attacker
-  can cause a consumption of system resources and a denial of service.
-cvss_v2: 5.0
-patched_versions:
-  - ~> 1.9.3.551
-  - ~> 2.0.0.598
-  - ">= 2.1.5"
-

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2015-1855.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2015-1855
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2015/04/13/ruby-openssl-hostname-matching-vulnerability/
-title: Ruby OpenSSL Hostname Verification
-date: 2015-04-13
-description: |
-  After reviewing RFC 6125 and RFC 5280, we found multiple violations of matching
-  hostnames and particularly wildcard certificates.
-  Ruby’s OpenSSL extension will now provide a string-based matching algorithm which
-  follows more strict behavior, as recommended by these RFCs. In particular,
-  matching of more than one wildcard per subject/SAN is no-longer allowed. As well,
-  comparison of these values is now case-insensitive.
-patched_versions:
-  - ~> 2.0.0.645
-  - ~> 2.1.6
-  - ">= 2.2.2"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2015-7551.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2015-7551
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2015/12/16/unsafe-tainted-string-usage-in-fiddle-and-dl-cve-2015-7551/
-title: Unsafe tainted string usage in Fiddle and DL
-date: 2015-12-16
-description: |
-  There is an unsafe tainted string vulnerability in Fiddle and DL. This issue was
-  originally reported and fixed with CVE-2009-5147 in DL, but reappeared after DL
-  was reimplemented using Fiddle and libffi.
-  And, about DL, CVE-2009-5147 was fixed at Ruby 1.9.1, but not fixed at other
-  branches, then rubies which bundled DL except Ruby 1.9.1 are still vulnerable.
-patched_versions:
-  - ~> 2.0.0.648
-  - ~> 2.1.8
-  - ~> 2.2.4
-  - ">= 2.3.0"
-unaffected_versions:
-  - ~> 1.9.1.129

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2015-9096.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2015-9096
-url: https://hackerone.com/reports/137631
-title: SMTP command injection
-date: 2015-12-09
-description: |
-  Net::SMTP is vulnerable to SMTP command injection via CRLF sequences
-  in a RCPT TO or MAIL FROM command, as demonstrated by CRLF sequences
-  immediately before and after a DATA substring.
-
-  Applications that validate email address format are not affected by this
-  vulnerability.
-
-  The injection attack is described in Terada, Takeshi. "SMTP Injection via
-  Recipient Email Addresses." 2015. The attacks described in the paper
-  (Terada, p. 4) can be applied to without any modification.
-patched_versions:
-  - ">= 2.4.0"
-  - "~> 2.3.5"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2017-0898.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2017-0898
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2017/09/14/sprintf-buffer-underrun-cve-2017-0898/
-title: Buffer underrun vulnerability in Kernel.sprintf
-date: 2017-09-14
-description: |
-  There is a buffer underrun vulnerability in the sprintf method of Kernel module.
-
-  If a malicious format string which contains a precious specifier (*) is
-  passed and a huge minus value is also passed to the specifier, buffer
-  underrun may be caused. In such situation, the result may contains heap, or
-  the Ruby interpreter may crash.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.8"
-  - "~> 2.3.5"
-  - ">= 2.4.2"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2017-10784.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2017-10784
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2017/09/14/webrick-basic-auth-escape-sequence-injection-cve-2017-10784/
-title: Escape sequence injection vulnerability in the Basic authentication of WEBrick
-date: 2017-09-14
-description: |
-  There is an escape sequence injection vulnerability in the Basic
-  authentication of WEBrick bundled by Ruby.
-
-
-  When using the Basic authentication of WEBrick, clients can pass an
-  arbitrary string as the user name. WEBrick outputs the passed user name
-  intact to its log, then an attacker can inject malicious escape sequences to
-  the log and dangerous control characters may be executed on a victim’s
-  terminal emulator.
-
-  This vulnerability is similar to a vulnerability already fixed, but it had
-  not been fixed in the Basic authentication.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.8"
-  - "~> 2.3.5"
-  - ">= 2.4.2"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2017-14033.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2017-14033
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2017/09/14/openssl-asn1-buffer-underrun-cve-2017-14033/
-title: Buffer underrun vulnerability in OpenSSL ASN1 decode
-date: 2017-09-14
-description: |
-  There is a buffer underrun vulnerability in OpenSSL bundled by Ruby.
-
-  If a malicious string is passed to the decode method of OpenSSL::ASN1,
-  buffer underrun may be caused and the Ruby interpreter may crash.
-  All users running an affected release should either upgrade or use one of
-  the workarounds immediately.
-
-  The OpenSSL library is also distributed as a gem. If you can’t upgrade Ruby
-  itself, install OpenSSL gem newer than version 2.0.0. But this workaround is
-  only available with Ruby 2.4 series. When using Ruby 2.2 series or 2.3
-  series, the gem does not override the bundled version of OpenSSL.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.8"
-  - "~> 2.3.5"
-  - ">= 2.4.2"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2017-14064.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2017-14064
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2017/09/14/json-heap-exposure-cve-2017-14064/
-title: Heap exposure vulnerability in generating JSON
-date: 2017-09-14
-description: |
-  There is a heap exposure vulnerability in JSON bundled by Ruby.
-
-  The generate method of JSON module optionally accepts an instance of
-  JSON::Ext::Generator::State class. If a malicious instance is passed, the
-  result may include contents of heap.  All users running an affected release
-  should either upgrade or use one of the workarounds immediately.
-
-  The JSON library is also distributed as a gem. If you can’t upgrade Ruby
-  itself, install JSON gem newer than version 2.0.4.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.8"
-  - "~> 2.3.5"
-  - ">= 2.4.2"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2017-17405.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2017-17405
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2017/12/14/net-ftp-command-injection-cve-2017-17405/
-title: Command injection vulnerability in Net::FTP
-date: 2017-12-14
-description: |
-  There is a command injection vulnerability in Net::FTP bundled with Ruby.
-
-  `Net::FTP#get`, `getbinaryfile`, `gettextfile`, `put`, `putbinaryfile`, and
-  `puttextfile` use `Kernel#open` to open a local file. If the `localfile`
-  argument starts with the pipe character `"|"`, the command following the
-  pipe character is executed. The default value of `localfile` is
-  `File.basename(remotefile)`, so malicious FTP servers could cause arbitrary
-  command execution.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.9"
-  - "~> 2.3.6"
-  - "~> 2.4.3"
-  - "> 2.5.0.preview.1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2017-17742.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2017-17742
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/03/28/http-response-splitting-in-webrick-cve-2017-17742/
-title: HTTP response splitting in WEBrick
-date: 2018-03-28
-description: |
-  There is an HTTP response splitting vulnerability in WEBrick bundled with Ruby.
-
-  If a script accepts an external input and outputs it without modification as
-  a part of HTTP responses, an attacker can use newline characters to deceive
-  the clients that the HTTP response header is stopped at there, and can inject
-  fake HTTP responses after the newline characters to show malicious contents
-  to the clients.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.10"
-  - "~> 2.3.7"
-  - "~> 2.4.4"
-  - "~> 2.5.1"
-  - "> 2.6.0-preview1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-16395.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-16395
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/10/17/openssl-x509-name-equality-check-does-not-work-correctly-cve-2018-16395/
-title: Incorrect equality check in OpenSSL::X509::Name
-date: 2018-10-17
-description: |
-  The equality check of `OpenSSL::X509::Name` is not correctly in openssl
-  extension library bundled with Ruby.
-
-  An instance of `OpenSSL::X509::Name` contains entities such as `CN`, `C`
-  and so on. Some two instances of `OpenSSL::X509::Name` are equal only when
-  all entities are exactly equal. However, there is a bug that the equality
-  check is not correct if the value of an entity of the argument (right-hand
-  side) starts with the value of the receiver (left-hand side). So, if a
-  malicious X.509 certificate is passed to compare with an existing
-  certificate, there is a possibility to be judged incorrectly that they are
-  equal.
-
-  It is strongly recommended for Ruby users to upgrade your Ruby installation
-  or take one of the following workarounds as soon as possible.
-
-  `openssl` gem 2.1.2 or later includes the fix for the vulnerability, so
-  upgrade `openssl` gem to the latest version if you are using Ruby 2.4 or
-  later series.
-
-  `gem install openssl -v ">= 2.1.2"`
-
-  However, in Ruby 2.3 series, you cannot override bundled version of openssl
-  with `openssl` gem. Please upgrade your Ruby installation to the latest
-  version.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.3.8"
-  - "~> 2.4.5"
-  - "~> 2.5.2"
-  - ">= 2.6.0-preview3"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-16396.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-16396
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/10/17/not-propagated-taint-flag-in-some-formats-of-pack-cve-2018-16396/
-title: Tainted flags not always propogated in Array#pack and String#unpack
-date: 2018-10-17
-description: |
-  In `Array#pack` and `String#unpack` with some formats, the tainted flags of
-  the original data are not propagated to the returned string/array.
-
-  `Array#pack` method converts the receiver’s contents into a string with
-  specified format. If the receiver contains some tainted objects, the
-  returned string also should be tainted. `String#unpack` method which
-  converts the receiver into an array also should propagate its tainted flag
-  to the objects contained in the returned array. But, with `B`, `b`, `H` and
-  `h` directives, the tainted flags are not propagated. So, if a script
-  processes unreliable inputs by `Array#pack` and/or `String#unpack` with these
-  directives and checks the reliability with tainted flags, the check might be
-  wrong.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.3.8"
-  - "~> 2.4.5"
-  - "~> 2.5.2"
-  - ">= 2.6.0-preview3"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-6914.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-6914
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/03/28/unintentional-file-and-directory-creation-with-directory-traversal-cve-2018-6914/
-title: Unintentional file and directory creation with directory traversal in tempfile and tmpdir
-date: 2018-03-28
-description: |
-  There is an unintentional directory creation vulnerability in tmpdir library
-  bundled with Ruby. And there is also an unintentional file creation
-  vulnerability in tempfile library bundled with Ruby, because it uses tmpdir
-  internally
-
-  `Dir.mktmpdir` method introduced by tmpdir library accepts the prefix and the
-  suffix of the directory which is created as the first parameter. The prefix can
-  contain relative directory specifiers `../`, so this method can be used to
-  target any directory. So, if a script accepts an external input as the prefix,
-  and the targeted directory has inappropriate permissions or the ruby process
-  has inappropriate privileges, the attacker can create a directory or a file at
-  any directory.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.10"
-  - "~> 2.3.7"
-  - "~> 2.4.4"
-  - "~> 2.5.1"
-  - "> 2.6.0-preview1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-8777.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-8777
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/03/28/large-request-dos-in-webrick-cve-2018-8777/
-title: DoS by large request in WEBrick
-date: 2018-03-28
-description: |
-  There is a out-of-memory DoS vulnerability with a large request in WEBrick
-  bundled with Ruby
-
-  If an attacker sends a large request which contains huge HTTP headers,
-  WEBrick try to process it on memory, so the request causes the out-of-memory
-  DoS attack.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.10"
-  - "~> 2.3.7"
-  - "~> 2.4.4"
-  - "~> 2.5.1"
-  - "> 2.6.0-preview1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-8778.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-8778
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/03/28/buffer-under-read-unpack-cve-2018-8778/
-title: Buffer under-read in String#unpack
-date: 2018-03-28
-description: |
-  `String#unpack` receives format specifiers as its parameter, and can be
-  specified the position of parsing the data by the specifier `@`. If a big
-  number is passed with `@`, the number is treated as the negative value, and
-  out-of-buffer read is occurred. So, if a script accepts an external input as
-  the argument of `String#unpack`, the attacker can read data on heaps.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.10"
-  - "~> 2.3.7"
-  - "~> 2.4.4"
-  - "~> 2.5.1"
-  - "> 2.6.0-preview1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-8779.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-8779
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/03/28/poisoned-nul-byte-unixsocket-cve-2018-8779/
-title: Unintentional socket creation by poisoned NUL byte in UNIXServer and UNIXSocket
-date: 2018-03-28
-description: |
-  There is a unintentional socket creation vulnerability in `UNIXServer.open`
-  method of socket library bundled with Ruby. And there is also a unintentional
-  socket access vulnerability in `UNIXSocket.open` method.
-
-  `UNIXServer.open` accepts the path of the socket to be created at the first
-  parameter. If the path contains NUL (`\0`) bytes, this method recognize that
-  the path is completed before the NUL bytes. So, if a script accepts an external
-  input as the argument of this method, the attacker can make the socket file in
-  the unintentional path. And, `UNIXSocket.open` also accepts the path of the
-  socket to be created at the first parameter without checking NUL bytes like
-  `UNIXServer.open`. So, if a script accepts an external input as the argument of
-  this method, the attacker can accepts the socket file in the unintentional
-  path.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.10"
-  - "~> 2.3.7"
-  - "~> 2.4.4"
-  - "~> 2.5.1"
-  - "> 2.6.0-preview1"

data/data/ruby-advisory-db/rubies/ruby/CVE-2018-8780.yml

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-engine: ruby
-cve: 2018-8780
-url: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/03/28/poisoned-nul-byte-dir-cve-2018-8780/
-title: Unintentional directory traversal by poisoned NUL byte in Dir
-date: 2018-03-28
-description: |
-  There is an unintentional directory traversal in some methods in `Dir`
-
-  `Dir.open`, `Dir.new`, `Dir.entries` and `Dir.empty?` accept the path of the
-  target directory as their parameter. If the parameter contains NUL (`\0`)
-  bytes, these methods recognize that the path is completed before the NUL bytes.
-  So, if a script accepts an external input as the argument of these methods, the
-  attacker can make the unintentional directory traversal.
-
-  All users running an affected release should upgrade immediately.
-patched_versions:
-  - "~> 2.2.10"
-  - "~> 2.3.7"
-  - "~> 2.4.4"
-  - "~> 2.5.1"
-  - "> 2.6.0-preview1"