CVE-2012-4534: tomcat 6.0, 6.0.0, 6.0.1 (+54 more affected versions); +1 more affected products

Affected technology

tomcat · 6.0
apache

tomcat · 6.0.0
apache

tomcat · 6.0.0 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.1
apache

tomcat · 6.0.1 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.2
apache

tomcat · 6.0.2 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.2 · update beta
apache

tomcat · 6.0.3
apache

tomcat · 6.0.4
apache

tomcat · 6.0.4 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.5
apache

tomcat · 6.0.6
apache

tomcat · 6.0.6 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.7
apache

tomcat · 6.0.7 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.7 · update beta
apache

tomcat · 6.0.8
apache

tomcat · 6.0.8 · update alpha
apache

tomcat · 6.0.9
apache

tomcat · 6.0.9 · update beta
apache

tomcat · 6.0.10
apache

tomcat · 6.0.11
apache

tomcat · 6.0.12
apache

tomcat · 6.0.13
apache

tomcat · 6.0.14
apache

tomcat · 6.0.15
apache

tomcat · 6.0.16
apache

tomcat · 6.0.17
apache

tomcat · 6.0.18
apache

tomcat · 6.0.19
apache

tomcat · 6.0.20
apache

tomcat · 6.0.24
apache

tomcat · 6.0.26
apache

tomcat · 6.0.27
apache

tomcat · 6.0.28
apache

tomcat · 6.0.29
apache

tomcat · 6.0.30
apache

tomcat · 6.0.31
apache

tomcat · 6.0.32
apache

tomcat · 6.0.33
apache

tomcat · 6.0.35
apache

tomcat · 7.0.0
apache

tomcat · 7.0.0 · update beta
apache

tomcat · 7.0.1
apache

tomcat · 7.0.2
apache

tomcat · 7.0.2 · update beta
apache

tomcat · 7.0.3
apache

tomcat · 7.0.4
apache

tomcat · 7.0.4 · update beta
apache

tomcat · 7.0.5
apache

tomcat · 7.0.6
apache

tomcat · 7.0.7
apache

tomcat · 7.0.8
apache

tomcat · 7.0.9
apache

tomcat · 7.0.10
apache

tomcat · 7.0.11
apache

tomcat · 7.0.12
apache

tomcat · 7.0.13
apache

tomcat · 7.0.14
apache

tomcat · 7.0.15
apache

tomcat · 7.0.16
apache

tomcat · 7.0.17
apache

tomcat · 7.0.18
apache

tomcat · 7.0.19
apache

tomcat · 7.0.20
apache

tomcat · 7.0.21
apache

tomcat · 7.0.22
apache

tomcat · 7.0.23
apache

tomcat · 7.0.25
apache

n/a · n/a
Vendor not specified by the source

Description’s affected range: before 6.0.36 and 7.x before 7.0.28

Component: Not specified by the source

Attack conditions (NVD, CVSS 2.0): Network (remote)

What an attacker can do

The source says org/apache/tomcat/util/net/NioEndpoint.java in Apache Tomcat 6.x before 6.0.36 and 7.x before 7.0.28, when the NIO connector is used in conjunction with sendfile and HTTPS, allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (infinite loop) by terminating the connection during the reading of a response. NVD’s CVSS 2.0 assessment (base score 2.6/10) rates confidentiality and integrity impact as none; availability impact as partial.