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KB Article #179735

Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2011

List of possible security vulnerabilities reported against SecureTransport and corresponding analysis based on Axway's research.


NOTE: This KB lists only the vulnerabilities, tagged with the year 2011. For CVEs from other years, refer to the following articles:
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2018
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2017
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2016
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2015
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2014
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2013
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2012
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2010
Security Vulnerabilities (CVE) reported against SecureTransport tagged with the year 2009 and earlier


Additional lists of security vulnerabilities reported against SecureTransport application without formal CVE/CWE identifiers or against ST appliance platforms can be found at :



CVE Reference CVSS v2 Base Score Attack Vector Version Reported Version Fixed KB Article
CVE-2011-0633 4.3 Network 5.2.1 SP4 5.2.1 SP5 -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

Fixed with an update of the affected Perl modules in ST 5.2.1 SP5.

CVE-2011-3607 4.4 Local 5.1 N/A -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This is not applicable as remote users cannot access the .htaccess file.

CVE-2011-3389 4.9 Network N/A N/A KB150803
KB161287
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This issue is suspected to be caused by a recent Microsoft KB (KB2585542), which was released to address the BEAST attack.


The nature of the fix is to disable support for ciphers, which were deemed vulnerable to this attack. However, ST uses mainly such ciphers, which might be the cause for the problem.

CVE-2011-3192 7.8 Network 5.1 SP2 5.1 SP2 Patch 11 KB72181
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

The workaround provided in KB72181 does not apply for Windows.


Apply Patch 11 (or SecureTransport 5.1 SP3) instead.

CVE-2011-2262 5.0 Network 5.1 N/A -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This is not applicable for ST as noone should have remote access to the database.

CVE-2011-2204 1.9 Local 5.1 N/A -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This issue is not applicable for ST as we do not use MemoryUserDatabase.

CVE-2011-1473 5.0 Network 5.1 N/A KB160267
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This issue is not applicable for ST.

CVE-2011-0534 5.0 Network 5.1 N/A -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This issue is not applicable for ST. The Apache server receives the request and sends "Request URI too large" as response and direct access to Tomcat is not possible.

CVE-2011-0419 4.3 Network 5.1 N/A -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

By default mod_autoindex is not enabled so ST is not vulnerable to this issue.

CVE-2011-0013 4.3 Network 5.1 N/A -
Added: N/A Last modified: N/A

This issue is not applicable for ST 5.1 as Tomcat HTML Manager Inteface is not used by ST.