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Vulnerabilities in curl 7.9.1

curl version 7.9.1 was released on November 4 2001

It has the following 34 published security problems.

FlawFrom versionTo and including
netrc and redirect credential leak6.58.11.0
cookie injection with none file7.9.18.3.0
more POST-after-PUT confusion7.78.0.1
TELNET option IAC injection7.77.88.1
POST following PUT confusion7.77.85.0
control code in cookie denial of service4.97.84.0
Auth/cookie leak on redirect4.97.82.0
Credential leak on redirect4.97.82.0
TELNET stack contents disclosure again7.77.77.0
TELNET stack contents disclosure7.77.76.1
Automatic referer leaks credentials7.1.17.75.0
trusting FTP PASV responses4.07.73.0
HTTP authentication leak in redirects6.07.57.0
FTP PWD response parser out of bounds read7.77.55.1
--write-out out of buffer read6.57.53.1
printf floating point buffer overflow5.47.51.0
cookie injection for other servers4.97.50.3
case insensitive password comparison7.77.50.3
OOB write via unchecked multiplication7.8.17.50.3
double free in curl_maprintf5.47.50.3
double free in krb5 code7.37.50.3
invalid URL parsing with '#'6.07.50.3
TLS session resumption client cert bypass5.07.50.0
Re-using connections with wrong client cert7.77.50.0
remote filename path traversal in curl tool for Windows4.07.46.0
sensitive HTTP server headers also sent to proxies4.07.42.0
URL request injection6.07.39.0
cookie leak with IP address as domain4.07.37.1
URL decode buffer boundary flaw7.77.30.0
cookie domain tailmatch4.77.29.0
embedded zero in cert name7.47.19.5
Arbitrary File Access5.117.19.3
Authentication Buffer Overflows7.37.13.0
Proxy Authentication Header Information Leakage4.57.10.6

Futher details

CVE data for 7.9.1 provided as JSON.

Changelog for curl 7.9.1

See vulnerability summary for the previous release: 7.9 or the subsequent release: 7.9.2