CVE-1999-0559

Summary

CVE-1999-0559 refers to a vulnerability where a Unix file or directory holds inappropriate permissions, potentially allowing unauthorized users to access, modify, or delete sensitive information. This issue can lead to system compromise or data breaches, making it a significant security concern. The vulnerability exists due to the misconfiguration of file or directory permissions, which is a common mistake in Unix systems. System administrators must ensure proper access controls to mitigate this risk and prevent unintended consequences.

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