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CVE-2000-0471: Buffer overflow in ufsrestore in Solaris 8 and earlier allows local users to gain root privileges via a lon...

Buffer overflow in ufsrestore in Solaris 8 and earlier allows local users to gain root privileges via a long pathname.

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A flaw in the ufsrestore backup utility on Solaris 8 and earlier could let someone who already had a login on the system become the all-powerful "root" administrator. The risk is limited to insiders or anyone who already gained a foothold on the server. Solaris 8 has been out of vendor support for many years, so any system still running it carries broader risk beyond this single issue. Limited to legacy Sun/Oracle Solaris 8 and earlier hosts still running in production or lab environments. Exposure requires an authenticated local account on the affected host. Modern estates should have minimal footprint; risk concentrates in industrial, telecom, or archival systems that never migrated off Solaris. Low to moderate priority for most modern enterprises. Treat as high priority only if Solaris 8 or earlier systems remain in production, in which case the broader end-of-life risk—not this single CVE—should drive an accelerated migration or isolation decision. Mitigation focus: Apply the Sun Security Bulletin 00210 patch cluster for ufsrestore on any surviving Solaris 8 or earlier host.; Remove the setuid bit from ufsrestore where operationally acceptable to eliminate the privilege escalation path.; Restrict interactive local accounts on legacy Solaris hosts to a documented, minimal administrator set..

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