The widely-shipped linuxconf system administration utility has a buffer overflow vulnerability which can be exploited by a local user to obtain a root shell. This exploit only matters, of course, if linuxconf is installed setuid root, but a number of distributions do exactly that. If you have linuxconf installed on systems with untrusted local users, you will probably want to remove the setuid bit until a fix comes out.
For more information check out the full advisory from iDEFENSE.
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