CVE-2009-3456

Google Chrome, possibly 3.0.195.21 and earlier, does not properly handle a '\0' character in a domain name in the subject's Common Name (CN) field of an X.509 certificate, which allows man-in-the-middle attackers to spoof arbitrary SSL servers via a crafted certificate issued by a legitimate Certification Authority, a related issue to CVE-2009-2408. NOTE: the provenance of this information is unknown; the details are obtained solely from third party information.

• google chrome (<= 3.0.195.21) • google chrome 0.2.149.27 • google chrome 0.2.149.29 • google chrome 0.2.149.30 • google chrome 0.2.152.1 • google chrome 0.2.153.1 • google chrome 0.3.154.0 • google chrome 0.3.154.3 • google chrome 0.4.154.18 • google chrome 0.4.154.22 • google chrome 0.4.154.31 • google chrome 0.4.154.33 • google chrome 1.0.154.36 • google chrome 1.0.154.39 • google chrome 1.0.154.42 • google chrome 1.0.154.43 • google chrome 1.0.154.46 • google chrome 1.0.154.48 • google chrome 1.0.154.52 • google chrome 1.0.154.53 • google chrome 1.0.154.59 • google chrome 1.0.154.65 • google chrome 2.0.156.1 • google chrome 2.0.157.0 • google chrome 2.0.157.2 • google chrome 2.0.158.0 • google chrome 2.0.159.0 • google chrome 2.0.169.0 • google chrome 2.0.169.1 • google chrome 2.0.170.0 • google chrome 2.0.172 • google chrome 2.0.172.2 • google chrome 2.0.172.8 • google chrome 2.0.172.27 • google chrome 2.0.172.28 • google chrome 2.0.172.30 • google chrome 2.0.172.31 • google chrome 2.0.172.33 • google chrome 2.0.172.37 • google chrome 2.0.172.38 • google chrome 3.0.182.2 • google chrome 3.0.190.2 • google chrome 3.0.193.2