CVE-2017-17051 - CVE Vulnerability

An issue was discovered in the default FilterScheduler in OpenStack Nova 16.0.3. By repeatedly rebuilding an instance with new images, an authenticated user may consume untracked resources on a hypervisor host leading to a denial of service, aka doubled resource allocations. This regression was introduced with the fix for OSSA-2017-005 (CVE-2017-16239); however, only Nova stable/pike or later deployments with that fix applied and relying on the default FilterScheduler are affected. (CVSS:0.0) (Last Update:2017-12-05)

Vulnerability Details : An issue was discovered in the default FilterScheduler in OpenStack Nova 16.0.3. By repeatedly rebuilding an instance with new images, an authenticated user may consume untracked resources on a hypervisor host leading to a denial of service, aka doubled resource allocations. This regression was introduced with the fix for OSSA-2017-005 (CVE-2017-16239); however, only Nova stable/pike or later deployments with that fix applied and relying on the default FilterScheduler are affected. Publish Date : 2017-12-05 Last Update Date : 2017-12-05 - CVSS Scores & Vulnerability Types CVSS Score 0.0 Confidentiality Impact ??? Integrity Impact ??? Availability Impact ??? Access Complexity ??? Authentication ??? Gained Access None Vulnerability Type(s) Denial Of Service CWE ID CWE id is not defined for this vulnerability - Products Affected By CVE-2017-17051 # Product Type Vendor Product Version Update Edition Language No vulnerable product found. If the vulnerability is created recently it may take a few days to gather vulnerable products list and other information like cvss scores. Please check again in a few days. - References For CVE-2017-17051 https://launchpad.net/bugs/1732976 CONFIRM https://review.openstack.org/521662 CONFIRM https://review.openstack.org/523214 CONFIRM https://security.openstack.org/ossa/OSSA-2017-006.html CONFIRM

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