When Deepin will release the security parches for kernel 5.10.36 and 5.12.9?
For this specific case, executing the commands patches the system
LISTA=$(find /boot -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done; LISTA=$(find /etc -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done; LISTA=$(find /opt -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done; LISTA=$(find /usr -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done;
I tried reinstalling the corresponding linux-image-package, but the folder permissions were still vulnerable.
I suspect that purging the packages will still leave folders with vulnerable permissions.
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鸿蒙电脑真机，和deepin有些像，但将deepin还没实现的给实现了。 
When Deepin will release the security parches for kernel 5.10.36 and 5.12.9?
For this specific case, executing the commands patches the system
LISTA=$(find /boot -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done; LISTA=$(find /etc -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done; LISTA=$(find /opt -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done; LISTA=$(find /usr -user $(whoami) 2>/dev/null); for VARIABLE in $LISTA; do sudo chown root:root $VARIABLE; sudo chmod go-w $VARIABLE; done;
I tried reinstalling the corresponding linux-image-package, but the folder permissions were still vulnerable.
I suspect that purging the packages will still leave folders with vulnerable permissions.