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04-Nov-2009, 05:34 PM #1

Bug In Most Linuxes Can Give Untrusted Users Root

Bug In Most Linuxes Can Give Untrusted Users Root.

The bug is fixed in the upcoming Linux kernel release candidate 2.6.32.

Issue the command:
$ uname -a
to find out what Linux kernel your distribution is running.

-- Tom

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