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CVE-2015-2752

MEDIUM
4.9
CVSS v2
NVD

Description

The XEN_DOMCTL_memory_mapping hypercall in Xen 3.2.x through 4.5.x, when using a PCI passthrough device, is not preemptible, which allows local x86 HVM domain users to cause a denial of service (host CPU consumption) via a crafted request to the device model (qemu-dm).

How to fix

Remediation Available
xenDebian
Fixed in:4.4.1-9CVE-2015-2752
Fixed in:4.4.1-9CVE-2015-2752
Fixed in:4.4.1-9CVE-2015-2752
Fixed in:4.4.1-9CVE-2015-2752

Remediation is compiled from vendor and distribution security advisories. Always confirm against the linked source for your exact version and platform.

CVSS v2 Vector

No CVSS vector data available.

Exploit Intelligence

0.45%probability of exploitation in 30 days
36thpercentile

Low risk: more likely to be exploited than 36% of all known CVEs.

References

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