Stable kernel 2.6.25.10

I thought 20 minutes seemed awfully fast to write an exploit from scratch, 
but I'm not very good at that sort of thing so I thought maybe skilled 
people are faster.

(Still, if a random blackhat tries to eat that amount of CPU time on any 
of my security-important systems all sorts of alarms would go off. But 
maybe that's more paranoia than most people show, and I suppose if the 
attacker knew about those monitoring systems he could distribute the 
computational work among numerous processes and a long stretch of time. 
Still, again, if an attacker knows that much, I'm dead anyway. Maybe this 
is significant to unmonitored systems with untrusted local users, and I 
suppose it makes it easier to escalate to root once you've got in via some 
vulnerable network service, but if the attacker's managed that, again, 
you're dead anyway: and most attackers these days don't *care* about 
escalation to root: all they care about is being able to spam like crazy, 
and being able to spy on the user, and an attack via, say, a browser 
vulnerability will give them all of that.)