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I personally don't have access to the full vendor bulletin, but word is out that Juniper JUNOS routers can be crashed or made to reboot with easily spoofed malformed packets. If you are using Juniper routers, make sure to log in to the Juniper support portal to read their security alert. |
Daniel 367 Posts ISC Handler |
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Jan 7th 2010 9 years ago |
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Also a lot of other bugs that could be easy to exploit. Suggest everyone with Junipers checks out
http://www.juniper.net/alerts/browsealerts.jsp?audience=2001&category=3004&topic=4001#results (registration required) or Juniper Technical Assistance Center(JTAC) at support@juniper.net, or (888) 314-JTAC / +1 408-745-2121 |
DomMcIntyreDeVitto 37 Posts |
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Jan 7th 2010 9 years ago |
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In summary, JunOS builds built on or after 27th March 2009 have all the fixes - so you may already be patched.
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DomMcIntyreDeVitto 37 Posts |
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Jan 7th 2010 9 years ago |
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Here are the details:
http://praetorianprefect.com/archives/2010/01/junos-juniper-flaw-exposes-core-routers-to-kernal-crash/ |
DomMcIntyreDeVitto 4 Posts |
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Jan 7th 2010 9 years ago |
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Some additional information + video can be found here: http://www.toonk.nl/blog/?p=522
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dodo 2 Posts |
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Jan 11th 2010 9 years ago |
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