From Ubuntu's latest: Alexander Nyberg discovered an integer overflow in the sysfs_write_file() function. A local attacker could exploit this to crash the kernel or possibly even execute arbitrary code with root privileges by writing to an user-writable file in /sys under certain low-memory conditions. However, there are very few cases where a user-writeable sysfs file actually exists. (CAN-2005-0867)
Created attachment 56386 [details, diff] Patch
mips-sources fixed.
gentoo-sources-2.6 unaffected
Should be all fixed. http://kiss.gentoo.org/dev/viewBug.php?BugID=88740
All fixed, closing bug.