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Red Hat, SUSE release Linux patches

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Linux vendors Red Hat, Novell and MandrakeSoft on Wednesday released patches for several vulnerabilities, ranging from flaws that could allow denial-of-service attacks to buffer overflows.

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Abe ·
As soon as read the article, I used YOU (Yast On-line Update) to find out that all these vulnerabilities are no issue on my two systems. All were already updated and some of the modules had even higher rev than the patches. It must have been the update I did couple days ago. Are the distros on the ball or what? When would we expect similar response from MS? I know, NEVER. NOT EVEN CLOSE.

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