Overview
In the first episode for 2020, we look at security updates for Django and
the Linux kernel, plus Alex and Joe discuss security and privacy aspects of
smart assistant connected devices.
This week in Ubuntu Security Updates
[USN-4224-1] Django vulnerability [00:51]
1 CVEs addressed in Xenial, Bionic, Disco, EoanCVE-2019-19844 Account takeover via password reset - when comparing email addresses,would not do a proper unicode comparison - and so could specify an email
address which appears equal to an existing users email address (after
unicode case and character transmformation) and would then get sent a
token to reset their accounts password to your doppleganger email
address. Fix includes doing both a proper unicode case comparison AND
sending the password reset token to the email address to the one
registered against the user account, not the one input to the password
reset field.
[USN-4225-1] Linux kernel vulnerabilities [02:25]
5.3 kernel18 CVEs addressed in Bionic (Azure and GCP edge), EoanCVE-2019-18813 CVE-2019-19807UAF in ALSA timer implementation - local user - crash (DoS) / ACECVE-2019-19534 CVE-2019-19529 CVE-2019-19524 CVE-2019-19072Memory leak in tracing subsystem -> DoSCVE-2019-19055 CVE-2019-19052 CVE-2019-19051 CVE-2019-19047 CVE-2019-19045 CVE-2019-19044 CVE-2019-18660SpectreRSB mitigations not properly enforced on PPCCVE-2019-16231 CVE-2019-14897 CVE-2019-148962 heap overflows in Marvell Libertas Wifi Driver - OTA - crash / ACECVE-2019-14901 CVE-2019-148952 heap overflows in Marvell Wifi-Ex Driver - OTA - crash / ACE[USN-4226-1] Linux kernel vulnerabilities [03:58]
5.0 kernel28 CVEs addressed in Bionic (AWS & Oracle Edge, Azure, GKE), DiscoCVE-2019-18813 CVE-2019-17075 CVE-2019-2214Binder IPC OOB write - crash, ACECVE-2019-19922 CVE-2019-19534 CVE-2019-19532 CVE-2019-19529 CVE-2019-19526 CVE-2019-19524 CVE-2019-19083 CVE-2019-19075 CVE-2019-19072Memory leak in tracing subsystem -> DoSCVE-2019-19067 CVE-2019-19065 CVE-2019-19060 CVE-2019-19055 CVE-2019-19052 CVE-2019-19048Memory leak in virtualbox guest driver -> DoSCVE-2019-19045 CVE-2019-18660SpectreRSB mitigations not properly enforced on PPCCVE-2019-17133Wifi stack failed to validate SSID IE length - buffer overflowCVE-2019-16233 CVE-2019-16231 CVE-2019-14897 CVE-2019-148962 heap overflows in Marvell Libertas Wifi Driver - OTA - crash / ACECVE-2019-14901 CVE-2019-148952 heap overflows in Marvell Wifi-Ex Driver - OTA - crash / ACECVE-2019-10220Kernel CIFS impl failed to sanitize paths returned from SMB server -malicious server could overwrite arbitrary files on the client
[USN-4227-1, USN-4227-2] Linux kernel vulnerabilities [05:36]
14 CVEs addressed in Xenial, Bionic, Trusty ESM (Azure)CVE-2019-19807UAF in ALSA timer implementation - local user - crash (DoS) / ACECVE-2019-19534 CVE-2019-19529 CVE-2019-19524 CVE-2019-19083 CVE-2019-19052 CVE-2019-19045 CVE-2019-18660SpectreRSB mitigations not properly enforced on PPCCVE-2019-16233 CVE-2019-16231 CVE-2019-14897 CVE-2019-148962 heap overflows in Marvell Libertas Wifi Driver - OTA - crash / ACECVE-2019-14901 CVE-2019-148952 heap overflows in Marvell Wifi-Ex Driver - OTA - crash / ACE[USN-4228-1, USN-4228-2] Linux kernel vulnerabilities [06:17]
8 CVEs addressed in Xenial, Trusty ESM (Xenial HWE)CVE-2019-19534 CVE-2019-19524 CVE-2019-19052 CVE-2019-18660SpectreRSB mitigations not properly enforced on PPCCVE-2019-14897 CVE-2019-148962 heap overflows in Marvell Libertas Wifi Driver - OTA - crash / ACECVE-2019-14901 CVE-2019-148952 heap overflows in Marvell Wifi-Ex Driver - OTA - crash / ACE[LSN-0061-1] Linux kernel vulnerability [06:38]
5 CVEs addressed in Bionic & XenialCVE-2019-15794OverlayFS & ShiftFS reference counting issue - Episode 55CVE-2019-14901 CVE-2019-148952 heap overflows in Marvell Wifi-Ex Driver - OTA - crash / ACECVE-2019-14897 CVE-2019-148962 heap overflows in Marvell Libertas Wifi Driver - OTA - crash / ACEGoings on in Ubuntu Security Community
Alex and Joe discuss connected devices and smart assistants [07:25]
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