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Re: Linux also affected by hole in Ralink's Wi-fi driver (heise online)Re: Linux also affected by hole in Ralink's Wi-fi driver (heise online)Posted Feb 16, 2009 21:06 UTC (Mon) by jhodgdon (guest, #56683)In reply to: Re: Linux also affected by hole in Ralink's Wi-fi driver (heise online) by kmeyer Parent article: Linux also affected by hole in Ralink's Wi-fi driver (heise online)
I use the rt73usb driver that is in the Linux kernel tree (in directory drivers/net/wireless/rt2x00).
This is a "modified legacy" driver from the SerialMonkey project.
Is this driver affected by this security flaw? If so, can someone point me to a patch for this driver? I am comfortable compiling my own kernels, but I didn't see a pointer as to where the patches are.
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