Apparently Red Hat, Debian, and Ubuntu weren't (from what I gather from reading mailing list posts) -- no idea who else.
That's not responsible at all, IMO. Whoever was in charge of this (NCSC-FI?) isn't very good at coordinating.
That's not responsible at all, IMO. Whoever was in charge of this (NCSC-FI?) isn't very good at coordinating.
I just discovered this now and
Yields 1.0.1e as available package which is vulnerable. I guess not all "stakeholders" have been warned properly - or am I jumping to conclusions?