Pursuant to existing issues #28, #29, and #54 I'm not running that python script under any circumstances as it is right now. Thankfully, lzskyline pointed out in #29 that a more sane way of testing for the exploit exists. And I was due a reboot for 7.0.2 anyways, so figured I'd throw up that neither of these versions are apparently affected. I wasn't paying attention to the fact that I don't even have a /boot/config on arch zen, so that grep command isn't succeeding at all, its just not a good test for me. But thankfully, #68 (comment) has a way to test if the module affected is loaded. So at least for 7.0.2-zen1-1, that can prove the module isn't even being loaded.
6.19.12-zen1-1 :
7.0.2-zen1-1 :
╭─mesmerus@chell in ~ took 0s
╰─λ grep algif_aead /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/modules.builtin
╭─mesmerus@chell in ~ took 0s
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Pursuant to existing issues #28, #29, and #54 I'm not running that python script under any circumstances as it is right now.
Thankfully, lzskyline pointed out in #29 that a more sane way of testing for the exploit exists. And I was due a reboot for 7.0.2 anyways, so figured I'd throw up that neither of these versions are apparently affected.I wasn't paying attention to the fact that I don't even have a /boot/config on arch zen, so that grep command isn't succeeding at all, its just not a good test for me. But thankfully, #68 (comment) has a way to test if the module affected is loaded. So at least for 7.0.2-zen1-1, that can prove the module isn't even being loaded.6.19.12-zen1-1 :7.0.2-zen1-1 :