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New Linux Security Holes

Posted by CmdrTaco on Thursday January 15, 1998 @06:25AM from the even-linux-aint-perfect dept.

Hitchhiker wrote in to say that a couple of nasty new holes have surfaced recently in the kernel. Apparently both the filesystem code and memory allocation code has serious holes. Don't worry- 2.0.34 will be out soon with fixes for both. Read this one for some better info.

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