Oracle Linux: CVE-2019-13304: ELSA-2020-1180: ImageMagick security, bug fix, and enhancement update (MODERATE) (Multiple Advisories)
Description
ImageMagick 7.0.8-50 Q16 has a stack-based buffer overflow at coders/pnm.c in WritePNMImage because of a misplaced assignment. A stack-based buffer overflow was discovered in ImageMagick in the way it writes PNM images due to a misplaced assignment. Applications compiled against ImageMagick libraries that accept untrustworthy images or write PNM images may be vulnerable to this flaw. An attacker could abuse this flaw by providing a specially crafted image to make the application crash or potentially execute code.
Solution(s)
- oracle-linux-upgrade-autotrace
- oracle-linux-upgrade-autotrace-devel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-emacs
- oracle-linux-upgrade-emacs-common
- oracle-linux-upgrade-emacs-el
- oracle-linux-upgrade-emacs-filesystem
- oracle-linux-upgrade-emacs-nox
- oracle-linux-upgrade-emacs-terminal
- oracle-linux-upgrade-imagemagick
- oracle-linux-upgrade-imagemagick-c
- oracle-linux-upgrade-imagemagick-c-devel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-imagemagick-devel
- oracle-linux-upgrade-imagemagick-doc
- oracle-linux-upgrade-imagemagick-perl
- oracle-linux-upgrade-inkscape
- oracle-linux-upgrade-inkscape-docs
- oracle-linux-upgrade-inkscape-view
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