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6.6
CVSSv2
CVE-2008-3972
pkcs15-tool in OpenSC prior to 0.11.6 does not apply security updates to a smart card unless the card's label matches the "OpenSC" string, which might allow physically proximate malicious users to exploit vulnerabilities that the card owner expected were patched, a...
Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.10.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.0Opensc-project OpenscOpensc-project Opensc 0.11.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.10.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.6Opensc-project Opensc 0.7.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.3Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.5Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.5.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.3Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.4.0
4.9
CVSSv2
CVE-2008-2235
OpenSC prior to 0.11.5 uses weak permissions (ADMIN file control information of 00) for the 5015 directory on smart cards and USB crypto tokens running Siemens CardOS M4, which allows physically proximate malicious users to change the PIN.
Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.3Opensc-project Opensc 0.7.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.8Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.7Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.8Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.0.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.3.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.3.5Opensc-project Opensc 0.9Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.6Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.4.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.1
2.1
CVSSv2
CVE-2009-0368
OpenSC prior to 0.11.7 allows physically proximate malicious users to bypass intended PIN requirements and read private data objects via a (1) low level APDU command or (2) debugging tool, as demonstrated by reading the 4601 or 4701 file with the opensc-explorer or opensc-tool pr...
Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.9Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.0.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.7Opensc-project OpenscOpensc-project Opensc 0.11.5Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.5.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.10.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.8Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.6Opensc-project Opensc 0.7.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.3.5Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.3Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.3.2
7.2
CVSSv2
CVE-2010-4523
Multiple stack-based buffer overflows in libopensc in OpenSC 0.11.13 and previous versions allow physically proximate malicious users to execute arbitrary code via a long serial-number field on a smart card, related to (1) card-acos5.c, (2) card-atrust-acos.c, and (3) card-starco...
Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.5Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.3Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.2Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.7Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.6.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.4Opensc-project Opensc 0.8.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.10.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.8Opensc-project Opensc 0.7.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.7Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.8Opensc-project Opensc 0.10.1Opensc-project Opensc 0.5.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.9.6Opensc-project Opensc 0.8Opensc-project Opensc 0.3.5Opensc-project Opensc 0.4.0Opensc-project Opensc 0.11.9
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