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Debian update for kernel-source-2.4.16

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SA20162

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Release Date:

2006-05-22

Popularity:

6,983 views

Critical:

Moderately critical

Impact:

Exposure of system information
Exposure of sensitive information
Privilege escalation
DoS
System access

Where:

From remote

Solution Status:

Vendor Patch

OS:

Debian GNU/Linux 3.0

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CVE reference:
CVE-2003-0984
CVE-2004-0138
CVE-2004-0394
CVE-2004-0427
CVE-2004-0447
CVE-2004-0554
CVE-2004-0565
CVE-2004-0685
CVE-2004-0883
CVE-2004-0949
CVE-2004-0997
CVE-2004-1016
CVE-2004-1017
CVE-2004-1068
CVE-2004-1070
CVE-2004-1071
CVE-2004-1072
CVE-2004-1073
CVE-2004-1074
CVE-2004-1234
CVE-2004-1235
CVE-2004-1333
CVE-2004-1335
CVE-2005-0001
CVE-2005-0003
CVE-2005-0124
CVE-2005-0135
CVE-2005-0384
CVE-2005-0489
CVE-2005-0504
CVE-2005-0528

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