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From: Steven Young <dreamer@dedicavia.inetcan.net>
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Subject: NLS hole..
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  Greetings!

  Does anyone know if FreeBSD is vunerable to the NLS problems recently
outlined in the CERT advid released just today (or yesterday, depending on
where you live ;)? The advisory was less that specific, as CERT data tends
to be, and as such it made it kind of hard for one such as I to track down
if they're vunerable or not.

  dreamer