Pulp before 2.8.5 uses bash's $RANDOM in an unsafe way to generate passwords.

Pulp before 2.8.5 uses bash's $RANDOM in an unsafe way to generate passwords.

rubygem-will_paginate: XSS vulnerabilities foreman: models with a 'belongs_to' association to an Organization do not verify association belongs to that Organization V8: integer overflow leading to buffer overflow in Zone::New foreman: inspect in a provisioning template exposes sensitive controller information pulp: Leakage of CA key in pulp-qpid-ssl-cfg pulp: Unsafe use of bash $RANDOM for NSS DB password and seed foreman: privilege escalation through Organization and Locations API foreman: Information disclosure in provisioning template previews foreman: inside discovery-debug, the root password is displayed in plaintext foreman: Persistent XSS in Foreman remote execution plugin foreman: Foreman information leak through unauthorized multiple_checkboxes helper foreman: Information leak through organizations and locations feature foreman: Stored XSS vulnerability in remote execution plugin foreman: Stored XSS in org/loc wizard foreman: Stored XSS via organization/location with HTML in name foreman-debug: missing obfuscation of sensitive information katello-debug: Possible symlink attacks due to use of predictable file names puppet: Unsafe YAML deserialization rubygem-hammer_cli: no verification of API server's SSL certificate foreman: Image password leak Interconnect: Denial of Service vulnerability in Red Hat JBoss AMQ Interconnect katello: SQL inject in errata-related REST API