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CVE-2016-5630 is an unspecified vulnerability in the Oracle MySQL Server InnoDB component. It affects MySQL 5.6.31 and earlier and MySQL 5.7.13 and earlier. A remotely connected authenticated administrator can exploit the flaw to affect database-server availability. Technical details sufficient to assign a more specific CWE or identify the vulnerable InnoDB function are not available.
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Unspecified vulnerability in the MySQL Server InnoDB component.
An unspecified vulnerability in the MySQL Server InnoDB subcomponent addressed by the MariaDB update.
Unspecified MySQL/MariaDB Server InnoDB vulnerability addressed by the update.
A MySQL-related CVE listed by the advisory; no vulnerability details are provided in the content.
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