Hi, it's medium because it's local-only, and is not, as you say, an issue for all Ubuntu systems -- only those with a non-default /proc/sys/vm/mmap_min_addr setting. Additionally, there are work-around available while the fix is being worked oni. Debian was more vulnerable, so they acted more quickly. The Ubuntu kernels are currently building, and we expect them to publish after they pass QA today.
Hi, it's medium because it's local-only, and is not, as you say, an issue for all Ubuntu systems -- only those with a non-default /proc/sys/ vm/mmap_ min_addr setting. Additionally, there are work-around available while the fix is being worked oni. Debian was more vulnerable, so they acted more quickly. The Ubuntu kernels are currently building, and we expect them to publish after they pass QA today.