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As stated in all three advisories, the IP Options vulnerability affects
IOS and IOS-XR only, and the TCP and IPv6 advisories affect only IOS.
Pix and CatOS and all other Cisco OSs are not affected.
Thanks,
- -Wendy
Justin Shore <justin.shore@sktbcs.com> [2007-01-25 20:50] wrote:
Now that you mention it, I did have a Pix running 7.1.2 mysteriously
reboot twice today. What are the odds that this vulnerability affects
more than just IOS 9-12?
Justin
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[mailto:cisco-nsp-bounces@puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Andre Gironda
So it's too late. Don't bother upgrading now; you're already owned.
Unless they are blocking it at the ISP borders in the same way they
blocked out the Cisco IPv4 Crafted DoS vulnerability in 2003. ISP's
probably got the patch (or at least Cisco's ISP's did) a week ago.
Had rolling reboots lately? Don't know why? Lots of "miscellaneous"
ISP maintenace. I wonder...
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