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From the Debian Security Announce mailing list: One year ago, we have received a report from SGI that a vulnerability has been discovered in the seyon program which can lead to a root compromise. Any user who can execute the seyon program can exploit this vulnerability. However, the license of Seyon doesn't permit us to provide a fix, now is the Seyon author responsive, nor do we have a patch, nor do we know an exploit and can't develop a fixe therefore. We recommend you switch to minicom instead. The maintainer of Seyon told us the following: I notice from reading the SGI announcement that their problem is a root exploit because of a setuid Seyon. The Seyon we ship is not setuid, so I doubt we'll have a serious problem.
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