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Subject: [PATCH] CVE-2006-1525
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There's a new Xorg security patch:

http://xorg.freedesktop.org/releases/X11R6.9.0/patches/

x11r6.9.0-mitri.diff:
CVE-2006-1525: A buffer overflow in the Render extension triangle 
handling code makes it possible for an authorized client to crash the 
X server or allow execution of malicious code with the privileges of 
the X server.

MD5: d666925bfe3d76156c399091578579ae x11r6.9.0-mitri.diff
SHA1: 3d9da8bb9b28957c464d28ea194d5df50e2a3e5c x11r6.9.0-mitri.diff

FYI...

Jung-uk Kim