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Apache mod_perl Apache::Status Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability, CVE- 2009-0796 [duplicate]
PCI Compliance: install Apache 2.4.17 on Ubuntu 14.04.3?Tracking Security Vulnerability remediationFix CVE-2009-0796 Ubuntu HardyWhy would a PCI scan fail because of components that are not even installed?Remotely Detect Windows Server Service Pack LevelUbuntu PCI-DSS Compliance IssueCisco CVE-2014-0224 VulnerabilityHow to fix 'logjam' vulnerability in Apache (httpd)XSS Vulnerability with PCI RapidComplyHow do I solve cve-2015-3183 without updating ApacheTurn off TLS1.0 on Apache for PCI compliance
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During a scan on our server (PCI-DSS), we found Apache mod_perl Apache::Status Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability, CVE- 2009-0796.
I did a lot of search on google and came up with no clear solution. Help in this regard will be much appreciated.
Server is on Apache 2.4.38 on Ubuntu.
Thank you!
apache-2.4 pci-dss vulnerabilities mod-perl vulnerability
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During a scan on our server (PCI-DSS), we found Apache mod_perl Apache::Status Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability, CVE- 2009-0796.
I did a lot of search on google and came up with no clear solution. Help in this regard will be much appreciated.
Server is on Apache 2.4.38 on Ubuntu.
Thank you!
apache-2.4 pci-dss vulnerabilities mod-perl vulnerability
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
marked as duplicate by HBruijn, Sven♦ yesterday
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PCI Compliance: install Apache 2.4.17 on Ubuntu 14.04.3?
2 answers
During a scan on our server (PCI-DSS), we found Apache mod_perl Apache::Status Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability, CVE- 2009-0796.
I did a lot of search on google and came up with no clear solution. Help in this regard will be much appreciated.
Server is on Apache 2.4.38 on Ubuntu.
Thank you!
apache-2.4 pci-dss vulnerabilities mod-perl vulnerability
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
This question already has an answer here:
PCI Compliance: install Apache 2.4.17 on Ubuntu 14.04.3?
2 answers
During a scan on our server (PCI-DSS), we found Apache mod_perl Apache::Status Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability, CVE- 2009-0796.
I did a lot of search on google and came up with no clear solution. Help in this regard will be much appreciated.
Server is on Apache 2.4.38 on Ubuntu.
Thank you!
This question already has an answer here:
PCI Compliance: install Apache 2.4.17 on Ubuntu 14.04.3?
2 answers
apache-2.4 pci-dss vulnerabilities mod-perl vulnerability
apache-2.4 pci-dss vulnerabilities mod-perl vulnerability
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
asked yesterday
Aman SrivastavaAman Srivastava
11
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When you have Apache's mod_perl enabled, are actually using it and have the online status enabled (in the start-up script, from your main httpd.conf, one of the included configuration snippets or via a .htaccess file) you need to secure access to the /perl-status URL path to prevent public access. https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/Status.html
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When you have Apache's mod_perl enabled, are actually using it and have the online status enabled (in the start-up script, from your main httpd.conf, one of the included configuration snippets or via a .htaccess file) you need to secure access to the /perl-status URL path to prevent public access. https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/Status.html
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When you have Apache's mod_perl enabled, are actually using it and have the online status enabled (in the start-up script, from your main httpd.conf, one of the included configuration snippets or via a .htaccess file) you need to secure access to the /perl-status URL path to prevent public access. https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/Status.html
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When you have Apache's mod_perl enabled, are actually using it and have the online status enabled (in the start-up script, from your main httpd.conf, one of the included configuration snippets or via a .htaccess file) you need to secure access to the /perl-status URL path to prevent public access. https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/Status.html
answered yesterday
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When you have Apache's mod_perl enabled, are actually using it and have the online status enabled (in the start-up script, from your main httpd.conf, one of the included configuration snippets or via a .htaccess file) you need to secure access to the /perl-status URL path to prevent public access. https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/Status.html
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