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Linux Kernel Device Driver Virtual Memory Flags Unspecified Vulnerability

Solution:
Avaya has released an advisory (ASA-2005-034) that acknowledges this vulnerability for Avaya products. Avaya advise that customers restrict local access to the affected Avaya products until a fix is made available. Please see the referenced Avaya advisory for further details.

Red Hat has released advisories RHSA-2005:016-13 and RHSA-2005:017-14 along with fixes to address this issue on Red Hat Linux Enterprise IA-32 and IA-64 platforms. Customers who are affected by this issue are advised to apply the appropriate updates. Customers subscribed to the Red Hat Network may apply the appropriate fixes using the Red Hat Update Agent (up2date). Please see referenced advisory for additional information.

Red Hat has released advisory RHSA-2006:0140-9 to address various issues in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3. Please see the referenced advisory for more information.