The file /etc/skel/.screenrc has permissions 775. When I install a new user which does not use its own Red Hat private group (i.e. use the -g option to specify a shared group), this file gets installed in the user's home directory with permissions 775. This allows un-trusted group members to write the file. I think that no files in /etc/skel should have group write because of this problem.
Permissions were actually 664, but probably a bad idea when you consider a user without Red Hat's normal one group per user scheme. Changed /etc/skel/.screenrc to 644 Fixed in /home/saqadoc/dale/SRPMS/screen-3.7.6-8.src.rpm. All yours jbj.
fixed in screen-3.7.6-9....