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Description of problem:
Security advisories from Red Hat Japan is translated into japanese.
But they contain full of misreadings and mistranslations.
Thus, they are totally irresponsible.

For example, recent sendmail's buffer overflow,
http://www.jp.redhat.com/support/errata/RHSA/RHSA-2003-073J.html
says, (sorry japanese charactores)
「当社は、概念的に実証できる脆弱性が存在するが、
実際に問題となることは考えられないとアドバイスを受けています。」
"We are advised that there is vulnerability can be theoretically proofed, but no
real threat is considerable (re-translated by me)"

No! I can't believe this.
I think that statement is mistranslated from RHSA-2003:073-06
"We are advised that a proof-of-concept exploit is known to exist,
but is not believed to be in the wild."

and
「Red Hat Linux 8.0では、Sendmail
8.12.8を収録しており、この脆弱性による問題はありません。」
"Red Hat Linux 8.0 contains sendmail 8.12.8.
So, there is no problem with this vulnerability (re-translated by me)"

No, again! Red Hat 8.0 contains sendmail-8.12.5!
This statement is mistranslated from
"For Red Hat Linux 8.0 we have included Sendmail version 8.12.8
which is not vulnerable to these issues."

As we seen,
Red Hat Japan has PRE-SCHOOL-LEVEL english skill.
And no one can check this incorrect advisory in two weeks.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Wait for new security advisory.
2. Wait for japanese translation.
3. Read it.
    

Actual Results:  You got totally irresponsible informations.

Expected Results:  You got acceptably reliable informations.

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