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Thread: Server 12.04: Any hope for CVE-2013-2067 patch soon?

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    Re: Server 12.04: Any hope for CVE-2013-2067 patch soon?

    Check here:
    https://security-tracker.debian.org/.../CVE-2013-2067

    (You'll get an invalid ssl cert message for some reason)

    Debian hasn't fixed the flaw in Tomcat 7 in Wheezy, but it is Fixed in Jessie and Sid.
    Tomcat 6 is fine, too.

    Personally, I would just download it and compile it from source (http://tomcat.apache.org/download-70.cgi) if it was that big of a problem.

    Note: This might cause issues down the line as far as staying up-to-date.
    Last edited by CharlesA; December 18th, 2013 at 01:51 AM.
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    Re: Server 12.04: Any hope for CVE-2013-2067 patch soon?

    So that could be the temporary stop-gap. Dowload the tar ball and install the latest tomcat version. Then when ubuntu has updated the version in the repos revert back to that one.

    Do you have a waf or any other compensating controls that would mitigat exploitation of this vulnerability? That might make the auditors happy.

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