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vulnerability bulletin CVE-2010-1689 CVE-2010-1690
Exchange, Windows: DNS poisoning
Synthesis of the vulnerability
| An attacker can poison the DNS cache of Microsoft Exchange Server and Windows SMTP Service. |
Severity: 3/4.
Creation date: 05/05/2010.
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Description of the vulnerability
The Microsoft Exchange Server and Windows SMTP Service products implement a DNS client, which resolves the IP address associated to the messaging server of a domain. Two vulnerabilities can be used by an attacker to send fake DNS replies, so this client obtains a malicious IP address.
Queries generated by the DNS client use a transaction identifier which is predictable. [severity:2/4; BID-39908, CVE-2010-1689, >]
The DNS client does not check the transaction identifier of received DNS replies. [severity:3/4; BID-39910, CVE-2010-1690, >]
An attacker can therefore poison the DNS cache of Microsoft Exchange Server and Windows SMTP Service. |
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Characteristics
Title: Exchange, Windows: DNS poisoning.
Keywords: DNS Exchange Microsoft SMTP Server Service Windows poisoning.
Identifiers: 981832, BID-39908, BID-39910, CORE-2010-0427, CVE-2010-1689, CVE-2010-1690, MS10-024, VIGILANCE-VUL-9628.
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Information sources
Solutions for this vulnerability
Supplements
Vulnerability : CVE-2010-1689
Queries generated by the DNS client use a transaction identifier which is predictable.
Severity: 2/4.
Identifiers: BID-39908, CVE-2010-1689.
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Vulnerability : CVE-2010-1690
The DNS client does not check the transaction identifier of received DNS replies.
Severity: 3/4.
Identifiers: BID-39910, CVE-2010-1690.
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