SuSE announces that the packages tnef < 0-124 and dhclient < 2.0 are
vulnerable to remote attacks. tnef CAN be used to scan e-mail going to non
UNIX systems (e.g. for the Love Worm) when attachments are packed in a
Microsoft proprietary way. Unfortunately, tnef allows path specification.
And dhclient is subject to a remote root compromise.

In theory, not only SuSE is subject to that problem, so you should
check your distribution vendor for this (upgrades for Debian slink have
already been made, at least for dhclient).


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