CVE-2002-2254

The experimental IP packet queuing feature in Netfilter / IPTables in Linux kernel 2.4 up to 2.4.19 and 2.5 up to 2.5.31, when a privileged process exits and network traffic is not being queued, may allow a later process with the same Process ID (PID) to access certain network traffic that would otherwise be restricted.

• linux linux kernel 2.4.0 • linux linux kernel 2.4.1 • linux linux kernel 2.4.10 • linux linux kernel 2.4.11 • linux linux kernel 2.4.12 • linux linux kernel 2.4.13 • linux linux kernel 2.4.14 • linux linux kernel 2.4.15 • linux linux kernel 2.4.16 • linux linux kernel 2.4.17 • linux linux kernel 2.4.18 • linux linux kernel 2.4.19 • linux linux kernel 2.5.0 • linux linux kernel 2.5.1 • linux linux kernel 2.5.2 • linux linux kernel 2.5.3 • linux linux kernel 2.5.10 • linux linux kernel 2.5.11 • linux linux kernel 2.5.12 • linux linux kernel 2.5.13 • linux linux kernel 2.5.14 • linux linux kernel 2.5.15 • linux linux kernel 2.5.16 • linux linux kernel 2.5.17 • linux linux kernel 2.5.18 • linux linux kernel 2.5.19 • linux linux kernel 2.5.20 • linux linux kernel 2.5.21 • linux linux kernel 2.5.22 • linux linux kernel 2.5.23 • linux linux kernel 2.5.24 • linux linux kernel 2.5.25 • linux linux kernel 2.5.26 • linux linux kernel 2.5.27 • linux linux kernel 2.5.28 • linux linux kernel 2.5.29 • linux linux kernel 2.5.30 • linux linux kernel 2.5.31