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CVE-2014-0226 is a race condition in Apache HTTP Server mod_status before 2.4.10. Improper concurrent handling of the server scoreboard in the status_handler function and the Lua scoreboard worker interface can produce a heap-based buffer overflow when mod_status processes a crafted request on a threaded Multi-Processing Module deployment.
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A race condition in Apache HTTP Server's mod_status scoreboard handling before version 2.4.10. A crafted remote request can cause a heap-based buffer overflow and denial of service and may permit credential disclosure or arbitrary code execution.
A race condition in Apache HTTP Server's mod_status module that can cause a heap-based buffer overflow. An attacker with access to a mod_status page on a threaded-MPM server could crash an httpd child process and potentially execute code as the apache user.
A race-condition, heap-based buffer-overflow vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server's mod_status module that can cause a child-process crash or potentially permit remote code execution as the apache user.
A race-condition-driven heap buffer overflow in Apache HTTP Server's mod_status module that can crash a child process and potentially permit arbitrary code execution as the apache user.
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