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CVE-2016-3459 is an unspecified vulnerability in the InnoDB component of the MySQL server. It affects Oracle MySQL 5.6.30 and earlier, Oracle MySQL 5.7.12 and earlier, MariaDB 10.0 releases before 10.0.25, and MariaDB 10.1 releases before 10.1.14. A remote authenticated administrator can use network-based vectors to affect database-server availability. The underlying flaw and triggering operation were not publicly specified.
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An unspecified MySQL Server InnoDB vulnerability addressed by the rh-mysql56-mysql 5.6.32 update.
An unspecified MySQL Server InnoDB vulnerability addressed by the rh-mysql56-mysql 5.6.32 security update.
Security vulnerability referenced by the MariaDB advisory; specific technical details are not provided in this content.
A moderate-severity, remotely exploitable availability-denial vulnerability in the InnoDB server component of affected Oracle MySQL and MariaDB releases. Exploitation requires high privileges/administrator authentication; it has no stated confidentiality or integrity impact and a high availability impact (CVSS v3 4.9).
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