“We (the -stable team) are announcing the release of the
2.6.22.7 kernel. It contains a single security bugfix for the
x86_64 architecture. There is potential for local privilege
escalation, so all x86_64 users are certainly encouraged to
upgrade…”
“We (the -stable team) are announcing the release of the
2.6.22.7 kernel. It contains a single security bugfix for the
x86_64 architecture. There is potential for local privilege
escalation, so all x86_64 users are certainly encouraged to
upgrade…”
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