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[UNIX] MaraDNS Denial of Service Vulnerabilities

Subject: [UNIX] MaraDNS Denial of Service Vulnerabilities
Date: 21 Jun 2007 20:06:55 +0200
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  MaraDNS Denial of Service Vulnerabilities
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SUMMARY

 <http://www.maradns.org> MaraDNS is "a package that implements the Domain 
Name Service (DNS), an essential internet service". Two denial of service 
vulnerabilities have been found in MaraDNS, one is related to recursive 
requests, while the other is related to the use of non-Internet class 
records.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * MaraDNS version 1.2.12.05
 * MaraDNS version 1.3.04

Immune Systems:
 * MaraDNS version 1.2.12.06
 * MaraDNS version 1.3.05

MaraDNS are prone to local resource exhaustion vulnerabilities susceptible 
of causing a denial of service. DNS requests for reverse lookups (opcode 
!= 0) or non-Internet class records (qclass != 1) queries will cause the 
server to leak approximately 550 bytes of memory. This can be exploited by 
a remote attacker to cause MaraDNS to allocate an arbitrary large amount 
of memory, thus provoking a remote denial of service when exhausting all 
the available memory.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:jantunes@di.fc.ul.pt> Joao 
Antunes.



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