Re: GHOST GLIBC LIBRARY VULNERABILITY

["Andregg, Bryan Courtney" <bryan.andregg () UNC EDU>]

The first report we saw was on our twitter security list around 1p. Based on available package sets and the simplicity 
of “patch in place; restart service” we started rolling right away without waiting to inform our customers and 
experienced no downtime.

Cheers,

Bryan
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Bryan C. Andregg
IT Security & Systems Manager
Instructional and Information Systems
UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health


From: Steve Terry <terrys () DENISON EDU<mailto:terrys () DENISON EDU>>
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Subject: [SECURITY] GHOST GLIBC LIBRARY VULNERABILITY

Just a general FYI in seeing how others are dealing with this vulnerability?
http://app.engage.redhat.com/e/es.aspx?s=1795&e=525492&elq=c640ea55e6f54623a25c6251f7e7fb9a

Steve Terry
Director of Enterprise Applications
ITS
Denison University
Fellows Hall - 102B
Granville, OH 43023
740-587-8685 | www.denison.edu<http://www.denison.edu/>