openjdk-6 - arbitrary code execution

Several vulnerabilities have been identified in OpenJDK, an
implementation of the Java SE platform.

• CVE-2006-2426
  Creation of large, temporary fonts could use up available disk space,
  leading to a denial of service condition.
• CVE-2009-0581 / CVE-2009-0723 / CVE-2009-0733 / CVE-2009-0793
  Several vulnerabilities existed in the embedded LittleCMS library,
  exploitable through crafted images: a memory leak, resulting in a
  denial of service condition (CVE-2009-0581), heap-based buffer
  overflows, potentially allowing arbitrary code execution
  (CVE-2009-0723, CVE-2009-0733), and a null-pointer dereference,
  leading to denial of service (CVE-2009-0793).
• CVE-2009-1093
  The LDAP server implementation (in com.sun.jdni.ldap) did not properly
  close sockets if an error was encountered, leading to a
  denial-of-service condition.
• CVE-2009-1094
  The LDAP client implementation (in com.sun.jdni.ldap) allowed
  malicious LDAP servers to execute arbitrary code on the client.
• CVE-2009-1101
  The HTTP server implementation (sun.net.httpserver) contained an
  unspecified denial of service vulnerability.
• CVE-2009-1095 / CVE-2009-1096 / CVE-2009-1097 / CVE-2009-1098
  Several issues in Java Web Start have been addressed. The Debian packages
  currently do not support Java Web Start, so these issues are not
  directly exploitable, but the relevant code has been updated
  nevertheless.

For the stable distribution (lenny), these problems have been fixed in
version 9.1+lenny2.

We recommend that you upgrade your openjdk-6 packages.