('binary' encoding is not supported, stored as-is) ATMSNMPD vulnerable???? Yep! I am challenging anyone out there to find information on line stating that Sun's ATMSNMPD is vulnerable to attack. As of today May 13 2002 there is no information identifying this fact. If you are running SunATM 4.0 or 5.0 and have not added the patches below you are vulnerable to attack. Is there sun documentation identifying the vulnerability and the urgent need to implement the patch? As of today there is not. Sun still has not publicly released this info. Why I don't know. I had to research the heck out of this to get this answer. See below for more info. Patches: 107915-13: SunATM 4.0 Update1: bug fixes 109039-09: SunATM 5.0: bug fixes (SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS) -----Original Message----- From: Dave Ahmad [mailto:daat_private] Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 10:44 AM To: Coppage, Ross Subject: Re: Suns ATMSNMPD Vulnerable -Not identified Hi Ross, Thanks for the information, but do you have the patch IDs? Could you include that in a new message to the list? Dave Ahmad SecurityFocus www.securityfocus.com On Wed, 8 May 2002, Coppage, Ross wrote: > > I have been researching the suns ATMSNMPD which is part of the Sun ATM card > installation. Suns recent information addressing SNMP security issues does > not mention ATMSNMPD. All CERT advisory and other sites fail to mention it > as well. Sun has a patch but does not advertise this as being vulnerable. > Unless you happen to apply the ATM patch you are potentially vulnerable to > the attack. ATMSNMPD should be included in suns security documentation > addressing SNMP. Additionally it should be included in the IAVA information > released by the Government. Sun engineers did acknowledge that it is > vulnerable and should be patched. If you don't have the very latest patches > you are vulnerable. No security information ties the patch to a > vulnerability. This needs to be identified and associated with other recent > SNMP vulnerabilities. I only found this out after a couple weeks of > research. Steven Northcut at SANS.org researched and also found no information > associating ATMSNMPD with the recent vulnerabilities. > > If you follow (Suns) vendor security guidelines and alerts you would never > find out about ATMSNMPDs vulnerability and or necessary patch. I am sure > there are countless unpatched, vulnerable ATM cards out there. This is just > a friendly heads up. > > Regards, > > Ross > > SNMP Vulnerability links: > http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-03.html > http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/854306 > > > > Ross Coppage, MCSE > UNIX System Administrator > International Consultants Inc. > DISA-CONUS > (618) 229-8877 > coppagerat_private > > "No amount of ability is of the slightest avail without honor." > Andrew Carnegie > > > Ross Coppage, MCSE UNIX System Administrator International Consultants Inc. DISA-CONUS (618) 229-8877 coppagerat_private "No amount of ability is of the slightest avail without honor." Andrew Carnegie
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