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How do I find out if an oracle patch covers a CVE from the CLI?

edited Feb 23, 2015 7:10PM in Oracle Solaris System Administration (MOSC) 5 commentsAnswered ✓

Hello, in Linux you can use rpm -q --changelog "application name" and view the changes made to that particular application. So if you are patching for the NTP issue and NTP has been patched on your system but the version hasn't changed you can view rpm -q --changelog ntp | grep "2014-###" the CVE number and see that it has been patched.

I have patched my Solaris servers and openssl went from 1.0.1.10 to 1.0.1.11 but is still showing 1.0.1K.

How can I tell if the openssl CVE 2014-3569 has been applied?

ej

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