Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000 Release Notes

Version 5.3.0.6

Sourcefire 3D System Release Notes

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Resolved Issues

Resolved an issue where, if your managed device originated at Version 

5.1.1.x and you updated it to Version 5.2.x and then to Version 5.3, the 

system generated extraneous health alerts for high unmanaged disk usage. 

(135689)

Resolved an issue where, if you updated an appliance from Version 5.2.x to 

Version 5.3 and later created a backup, you could not restore the backup on 

Defense Centers that were reimaged to Version 5.3. (135869)

Resolved an issue where the system displayed multiple unique hosts that 

shared an IP address as a single host with multiple actual MAC addresses in 

the host profile. (135956, 135992)

Resolved an issue where the system restricted access to the User 

Management page (System > Local > User Management) on physical managed 

devices. (136079)

Security Issue 

Eliminated an XSS vulnerability (CVE-2014-2012) in the 

intrusion rule editor pages that could allow an attacker to access and 

disclose information, imitate user actions and requests, or execute arbitrary 

JavaScript. Special thanks to Liad Mizrachi Check Point Security Research 

Team for reporting this issue. (136542)

Security Issue 

Eliminated a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability 

(CVE-2014-2011) in the User Configuration page that could allow an attacker 

to add or edit user accounts. Special thanks to Liad Mizrachi Check Point 

Security Research Team for reporting this issue. (136911)

Security Issue 

Eliminated a CSRF vulnerability (CVE-2014-2028) in the User 

Management page that could allow an attacker to activate, deactivate, edit, 

or delete user accounts. Special thanks to Liad Mizrachi Check Point 

Security Research Team for reporting this issue. (136914)

Resolved an issue where the system provided incorrect speed data for fiber 

interfaces with speeds of 4GB and faster. (137484)

Security Issue 

Eliminated an XSS vulnerability (CVE-2014-2275) in the 

Scheduling page, the Health Monitor page, and the event viewers that could 

allow an attacker to access and disclose information, imitate user actions 

and requests, or execute arbitrary JavaScript. Special thanks to Adi Volkovitz 

Check Point Security Research Team for reporting this issue. (137850, 

137853, 137856)

Resolved an issue where, after you disconnected and reconnected the fiber 

interfaces on a Series 3 managed device, the system did not reestablish the 

network connection. (138099)