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Asper samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, ausercould get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As per samba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevation of Privilege attack. If the password of a user expires and need to be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDC should only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
As persamba upstream advisory:All versions of Samba prior to 4.16.x built with Heimdal Kerberos are vulnerable to an Elevationof Privilege attack. If the password of auser expiresand needto be changed, a user could get a krbtgt using kpasswd with canonicalization turned on. The KDCshould only provide a ticket for kadmin/changepw but returns a krbtgt. So a user could skip the password change and just use the krbtgt to get service tickets and use services in the forest.
A flawwas found in Samba. The security vulnerability occurs when KDC and the kpasswd service share a single account and setofkeys, allowing them to decrypt each others tickets. Auser whohas been requested to change their password, can exploit this flaw to obtain and use tickets toother services.
