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Linux Foundation The Linux Foundation Open Network Operating System (ONOS) any version

Ranked by severity, then by exploit likelihood. Click a CVE ID for its full record.

5CVEs
CVE-2019-1010245
The Linux Foundation ONOS SDN Controller 1.15 and earlier versions is affected by: Improper Input Validation. The impact is: A remote attacker can execute arbitrary commands on the controller. The component is: apps/yang/src/main/java/org/onosproject/yang/impl/YangLiveCompilerManager.java. The attack vector is: network connectivity. The fixed version is: 1.15.
Published 2019-07-19 · Modified
9.8EPSS 0.036
CVE-2019-1010234
The Linux Foundation ONOS 1.15.0 and ealier is affected by: Improper Input Validation. The impact is: The attacker can remotely execute any commands by sending malicious http request to the controller. The component is: Method runJavaCompiler in YangLiveCompilerManager.java. The attack vector is: network connectivity.
Published 2019-07-22 · Modified
9.8EPSS 0.017
CVE-2019-1010249
The Linux Foundation ONOS 2.0.0 and earlier is affected by: Integer Overflow. The impact is: A network administrator (or attacker) can install unintended flow rules in the switch by mistake. The component is: createFlow() and createFlows() functions in FlowWebResource.java (RESTful service). The attack vector is: network management and connectivity.
Published 2019-07-18 · Modified
5.5EPSS 0.011
CVE-2019-1010250
The Linux Foundation ONOS 2.0.0 and earlier is affected by: Poor Input-validation. The impact is: A network administrator (or attacker) can install unintended flow rules in the switch by mistake. The component is: createFlow() and createFlows() functions in FlowWebResource.java (RESTful service). The attack vector is: network management and connectivity.
Published 2019-07-18 · Modified
5.5EPSS 0.011
CVE-2019-1010252
The Linux Foundation ONOS 2.0.0 and earlier is affected by: Poor Input-validation. The impact is: A network administrator (or attacker) can install unintended flow rules in the switch by mistake. The component is: applyFlowRules() and apply() functions in FlowRuleManager.java. The attack vector is: network management and connectivity.
Published 2019-07-18 · Modified
5.5EPSS 0.011