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CVE-1999-0992: HP VirtualVault with the PHSS_17692 patch allows unprivileged processes to bypass access restrictions via t...

HP VirtualVault with the PHSS_17692 patch allows unprivileged processes to bypass access restrictions via the Trusted Gateway Proxy (TGP).

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A very old HP VirtualVault system, once patched with PHSS_17692, contained a flaw that let ordinary programs sidestep the access controls the product was designed to enforce. VirtualVault was a hardened web hosting platform used to protect sensitive applications. The issue is documented only in a 1999 HP advisory and applies to legacy HP-UX era deployments that almost certainly no longer exist in modern environments. Exposure is limited to legacy HP VirtualVault installations on HP-UX carrying the PHSS_17692 patch level. VirtualVault reached end-of-life years ago, so realistic exposure in modern enterprises is negligible. Any surviving instance would be an unsupported system already outside standard patching, and would need to be identified through asset inventories of legacy UNIX platforms. Low priority for modern enterprises. Treat as a legacy hygiene item: confirm no HP VirtualVault systems remain in production, and if any do, prioritize decommissioning rather than patching an end-of-life platform. No indication of active exploitation or broad exposure. Mitigation focus: Consult HP/HPE and successor vendor advisories for the correct superseding patch beyond PHSS_17692.; Retire or migrate any surviving HP VirtualVault deployments off unsupported HP-UX platforms.; Restrict local shell and process execution on any legacy VirtualVault host to trusted administrators only..

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