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CVE-2016-3615 is an unspecified vulnerability in the Server Data Manipulation Language (DML) component of Oracle MySQL and MariaDB. The flaw permits a remote authenticated user to affect database-server availability through undisclosed DML-related vectors. The vulnerability affects MySQL 5.5.49 and earlier, 5.6.30 and earlier, and 5.7.12 and earlier; MariaDB versions before 5.5.50; MariaDB 10.0 versions before 10.0.26; and MariaDB 10.1 versions before 10.1.15. The available information does not identify the vulnerable function, DML statement, or underlying weakness; therefore, a specific CWE classification cannot be established.
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An unspecified MySQL Server data manipulation language (DML) vulnerability addressed by the rh-mysql56-mysql 5.6.32 update.
An unspecified MySQL Server data manipulation language (DML) vulnerability addressed by the rh-mysql56-mysql 5.6.32 security update.
An unspecified vulnerability in the MySQL Server DML component, addressed in the MariaDB 10.0.26 update for Red Hat Software Collections.
An unspecified vulnerability in the MySQL/MariaDB Server DML component, addressed by the mariadb55-mariadb 5.5.50 security update.
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