Problem is I'm finding this morning all
the hardware vendors that use linux under their os, which is
pretty much all of them these days from a few $100k routers and
switches to my dd-wrt box at home, even storage, firewalls, etc.
Clients want a fix, now waiting on the vendors again. :\
Shellshock was the same way, some cases took weeks. Funny how my
Cisco's and Arista's are vulnerable to things like shellshock, but
my dd-wrt box wasn't. I don't think so lucky with this one
though.
-mb
On 01/28/2015 10:35 AM, Michael Havens wrote:
From
the mint forums:
Linux
Mint 17, or in fact any distro with glibc newer than 2.17,
wasn't vulnerable to this. (First ISO of Linux Mint 17 already
shipped with glibc 2.19.)