Eight-year-old security flaw in Linux kernel patched

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Eight-year-old security flaw in Linux kernel patched

Fourth 'old' security flaw in Linux kernel patched

Another serious years-old vulnerability in the Linux kernel has been patched - the fourth such ageing security flaw that has been patched in the Linux kernel recently. The security flaw, CVE-201...

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