SFLASH, one of the asymmetric signature schemes in NESSIE project, was suggested and accepted in the fat phase. In the latest, results about attacking the affine parts of SFLASH was published. In this paper, we have that an attacker knowing one linear part and two affine parts can easily forge signatures for arbitrary messages without information of the other linear part and the secret suing. It follows that the security of SFLASH depends only on the linear par, which is used in the last step when a signature is being generated. Also, we show that an attacker can obtain partial information of the linear part by the forging method using hem public key and secret elements and we discuss the length of secret key.