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From: Ben Lutgens <blutgens@...>
Subject: GnuPG Vulnerability (upgrade available)
Date: Wed May 30 07:17:02 2001
Hi all, I found out via bugtraq mailing list this morning that gnupg-1.0.5 and
earlier have a vulnerability that will let someone gain unauthorized access. I
don't have a link for you because the archives haven't been updated on
securityfocus.com. You may upgrade via portage in about a half hour when the
rsync tree gets updated. The package you want is app-crypt/gnupg-1.0.6. I
still didn't add the SUID to the gpg binary, I figure I'll leave that up to
the installer. It'll still work, but will not be able to use secure memory
when run as a normal user.
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