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CVE-2015-0374 is an unspecified access-control vulnerability in Oracle MySQL Server foreign-key privilege handling. It affects MySQL Server 5.5.40 and earlier and 5.6.21 and earlier. A remote authenticated user can affect the confidentiality of data through undisclosed vectors involving Server Security, Privileges, and Foreign Key functionality. The vulnerable function and precise disclosure mechanism were not publicly specified.
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Unspecified MySQL Server security privileges and foreign-key vulnerability.
Unspecified MySQL Server security-privileges/foreign-key vulnerability fixed in the update.
An unspecified MySQL/MariaDB server security-privileges vulnerability involving foreign keys, addressed by the MariaDB 5.5.41 Red Hat update.
An unspecified MySQL/MariaDB server vulnerability related to security privileges and foreign keys.
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