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multipath-tools may cause crashes or denial of service

published 1 month ago
Summary

The multipath-tools package on SUSE systems has several coding errors that could let attackers read memory they shouldn't, block communications, or overload the service, potentially leading to crashes or loss of functionality. Updating to the latest version (0.7.9+256) fixes these problems by adding proper checks and improving handling of inputs. Apply the provided update as soon as possible to keep your systems stable and secure.

What to do
  • Update suse multipath-tools to version 0.7.9+256+suse.60d6bf4-3.23.1.
Affected software
Ecosystem VendorProductAffected versions
SUSE:Linux Enterprise Server LTSS Extended Security 12 SP5 suse multipath-tools < 0.7.9+256+suse.60d6bf4-3.23.1
Fix: upgrade to 0.7.9+256+suse.60d6bf4-3.23.1
Original advisory text
Security update for multipath-tools
This update for multipath-tools fixes the following issues:

- Heap Out-of-Bounds Read in Custom Format String Parser via Trailing `%` (bsc#1277205).
- Path traversal in device-mapper-multipath failed_wwids management (bsc#1277210).
- SCSI PRIN READ FULL STATUS responses can cause heap buffer overflows (bsc#1277212).
- Local Denial of Service via Blocking IPC Send Operations (bsc#1277199).
- Heap Out-of-Bounds Read in GPT Header Validation (bsc#1277209).
- DoS on multipathd socket by exhausting connections (bsc#1277203).
- Heap out-of-bounds read in device-mapper-multipath ALUA RTPG parsing (bsc#1277208).

Changes for multipath-tools:

- Update to version 0.7.9+256+suse.60d6bf4.
- Add missing NULL check in DM parser (gh#opensvc/multipath-tools#155).
Timeline
Published8 Sep 2026
Updated13 Sep 2026
First seen13 Sep 2026
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