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CVE-2017-17996: A buffer overflow vulnerability in "Add command" functionality exists in Flexense SyncBreeze Enterprise <=...

A buffer overflow vulnerability in "Add command" functionality exists in Flexense SyncBreeze Enterprise <= 10.3.14. The vulnerability can be triggered by an authenticated attacker who submits more than 5000 characters as the command name. It will cause termination of the SyncBreeze Enterprise server and possibly remote command execution with SYSTEM privilege.

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SyncBreeze Enterprise 10.3.14 and earlier has a reported buffer overflow in its Add command feature. An authenticated user can crash the SyncBreeze Enterprise server by submitting an oversized command name, and the report says remote command execution as SYSTEM may be possible. Exposure is most likely where SyncBreeze Enterprise 10.3.14 or earlier is installed and authenticated users can access command configuration. Internet exposure is not established by the sources, but administrative or internal access to the feature is enough to matter. Treat this as a high-priority review if SyncBreeze Enterprise is deployed. The issue requires authentication, but the possible SYSTEM-level impact makes outdated installations risky, especially in environments with shared administration or broad internal access. Mitigation focus: Identify any SyncBreeze Enterprise deployments at version 10.3.14 or earlier.; Check Flexense guidance and release notes for a fixed version or vendor-recommended mitigation.; Restrict access to SyncBreeze Enterprise administration and command configuration functions..

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