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i just read in a zd net newsletter that open source can be attacked through  selinux file  .. it also said that kernel 2.6.30 and 2.6.18 were targeted.. 2.6.18 is red hat ... with 9.04  kernel 2.6.28 are we next in line for attacks . is the file selinux really needed  { can it be deleted with out any harm ? } what is the best way to be safe from this attack.  oh ! it is a root attack ..


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