Linux Security 7.01 released
Linux Security 7.01 has now been released, addressing the issue we blogged about last week. We urge all users to upgrade, even if you are using the Server Edition keycode. To prevent users from accidentally installing the old version, we have changed all keycodes - please contact your reseller to get the new 7.01 keycodes.
As the problem only occurred in certain circumstances, we have only received very few reports from customers that their systems have been affected. It was after investigating the first customer report that we decided to recall the product to minimize the potential impact on other customers. We would still like to hear from you if you think you have been affected - you can find our email address in the footer of the page.
With this version, we have also included Ubuntu 8.04 LTS as an officially supported platform.
You can download Linux Security 7.01 here, and please read the release notes:
- 32-bit package: f-secure-linux-security-7.01.72011.tgz (MD5, SHA1)
- 64-bit (x86_64) package: f-secure-linux-security-64bit-7.01.72011.tgz (MD5, SHA1)
