HP on Tuesday issued several advisories warning of critical flaws in its System Management Homepage (SMH) for Linux, HP-Unix and Windows and certain systems running IP Filter packet filtering technology.
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In its advisory to customers, HP said the SMH vulnerabilities could be exploited to allow a cross-site scripting attack. SMH versions prior to v2.1.10 running on Linux and Windows are affected, as well as SMH running on HP-UX versions B.11.11, B.11.23, and B.11.31.
HP issued updates to repair Homepage running on Linux and an update to repair versions running on Windows. An HP software update was also issued to repair the HP-UX flaws.
An update has also been released by HP to repair a security vulnerability with HP-UX running IPFilter in combination with PHNE_34474. HP said the vulnerability could be remotely exploited to by an attacker create a denial of service attack and crash a system.
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