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CVE-2014-2119: The End User Safelist/Blocklist (aka SLBL) service in Cisco AsyncOS Software for Email Security Appliance (...

The End User Safelist/Blocklist (aka SLBL) service in Cisco AsyncOS Software for Email Security Appliance (ESA) before 7.6.3-023 and 8.x before 8.0.1-023 and Cisco Content Security Management Appliance (SMA) before 7.9.1-110 and 8.x before 8.1.1-013 allows remote authenticated users to execute arbitrary code with root privileges via an FTP session that uploads a modified SLBL database file, aka Bug IDs CSCug79377 and CSCug80118.

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This flaw affects older Cisco email and content security appliances. A logged-in user could abuse the End User Safelist/Blocklist service to run code as root, the highest privilege level. That makes compromised or misused appliance accounts a serious business risk, especially for mail security infrastructure. Exposure is limited to Cisco ESA or SMA deployments running the affected AsyncOS versions with authenticated access to the SLBL/FTP path. Internet exposure is not established by the sources. Prioritize remediation where affected appliances protect business email flows or are reachable by broad user groups. The root-code-execution impact is high, even though exploitation requires authentication and public exploitation is not cited. Mitigation focus: Upgrade ESA to Cisco fixed releases 7.6.3-023, 8.0.1-023, or later as applicable.; Upgrade SMA to Cisco fixed releases 7.9.1-110, 8.1.1-013, or later as applicable.; Review Cisco’s advisory for exact version and upgrade-path requirements..

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