* Mike Hommey: > If you think a bare crash needs severity grave, then please go ahead > and raise severity of
Most of these bugs are not exploitable, i.e. an attacker cannot use them to deliberately cause data loss. > #270822, Not reproducible, non-standard configuration, not exploitable. > #274527, Cannot be triggered by an attacker (it seems). > #289409, Very non-standard miscconfiguration, not exploitable. > #289608, Bug is in another package (Flash plugin). > #294428, Probably a CUPS bug. Misconfiguration, not exploitable. > #298703, Misconfiguration, not exploitable. > #298298, Seems to be completely unrelated. > #307350, Not reproducible, apparently not known to be exploitable. > #309931, This one seems to be real, and it might be automatically exploitable (needs more investigation). > #313291, Not reproducible, probably plugin bug. > #320553, Looks like the user installs broken software. Doesn't seem to be a bug in one of our packages. > #324791, OS crash required. Arguably a bug, but not exploitable. > #330396, This one looks exploitable indeed. > #331673, Uhm, exploitable. > #334654, Exploitable. > #335708, Exploitable. > #336411, Not exploitable, user installs incompatible plugins. > #276393, Doesn't crash for me anymore with 1.0.7-1. > #281788, Unclear. > #309325 Not exploitable, happens on browser start. > and #331329. Not reproducible for me, page renders for me. So the situation isn't as bad as you indicated. There are only five crash triggers, some of them potential dupes. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
