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Hello,
I cannot find a dedicated security contact, so I am posting this here.
FvwmButtons listens for incoming TCP connections from any host, which is a major security risk.
# netstat -ltpv Active Internet connections (only servers) Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:38221 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 15701/FvwmButtons tcp6 0 0 [::]:42179 [::]:* LISTEN 15701/FvwmButtons
Running on Linux x86_64.
Linux x86_64
As far as I can see, the port is opened here:
fvwm3/libs/fsm.c
Line 1046 in 5d6c045
Others seem to be mitigating the problem by limiting communication to UNIX sockets via calling _IceTransNoListen ("tcp")
_IceTransNoListen ("tcp")
Can FVWM do the same?
Thanks, V.
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Hi @vladrich
This is a very old bug.
Open a PR to fix this, please.
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I've tried with #1030 now. Please check carefully - I am not fluent at C programming. Thanks!
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Hello,
I cannot find a dedicated security contact, so I am posting this here.
FvwmButtons listens for incoming TCP connections from any host, which is a major security risk.
Running on
Linux x86_64
.As far as I can see, the port is opened here:
fvwm3/libs/fsm.c
Line 1046 in 5d6c045
Others seem to be mitigating the problem by limiting communication to UNIX sockets via calling
_IceTransNoListen ("tcp")
Can FVWM do the same?
Thanks,
V.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: