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SGI IRIX 6.4 and earlier contains an untrusted search-path vulnerability in netprint. When netprint locates and executes its disable helper program, it relies on the caller-controlled PATH environment variable rather than an explicitly specified trusted pathname. A local user can place a substitute disable program in an attacker-controlled directory and arrange for that directory to be searched first, causing netprint to execute the substitute with netprint's privileges.
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A vulnerability involving an application relying on the PATH environment variable to locate and execute a program.
An observed example of an application relying on the PATH environment variable to locate and execute a program, mapped as an example of CWE-426.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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