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You can read
my Enterprise
Linux 6.2 to 6.3 risk report on the Red Hat Security Blog.
"for all packages, from release of 6.2 up to and including 6.3, we shipped
88 advisories to address 233 vulnerabilities. 15 advisories were rated critical,
23 were important, and the remaining 50 were moderate and low."
"Updates to correct 34 of the 36 critical vulnerabilities were
available via Red Hat Network either the same day or the next calendar
day after the issues were public. The Kerberos telnet flaw was fixed
in 2 calendar days as the issue was published on Christmas day. The
second PHP flaw took 4 calendar days (over a weekend) as the initial
fix released upstream was incomplete."
And if you are interested in how
the figures were calculated, as always view the source of this
blog entry.
Created: 03 Oct 2012
Tagged as: metrics, red hat, rhel6, security
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