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[CVE-2013-2208] Don't execute commands with --exec by default #2
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tpp's --exec feature is potentially a security risk when using with presentations from untrusted sources. (Originally reported against tpp in Debian at http://bugs.debian.org/706644) This commit disables execution of --exec parameters by default and adds an option -x to reenable the --exec feature only on explicit request.
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The CVE id CVE-2013-2208 has been assigned to this issue. |
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tpp's --exec feature is potentially a security risk when using with
presentations from untrusted sources. (Originally reported against tpp
in Debian at http://bugs.debian.org/706644)
This commit disables execution of --exec parameters by default and
adds an option -x to reenable the --exec feature only on explicit
request.