Security updates for Friday

CentOS has updated kvm (C5: two vulnerabilities), mysql (C6: multiple vulnerabilities), and piranha (C5; C6: access restriction bypass).

Fedora has updated icedtea-web (F19: insecure tmpfile use), imapsync (F20: TLS botch), libgadu (F20: code execution), maradns (F20: denial of service), pidgin (F19: multiple vulnerabilities), and python (F20: code execution).

Mageia has updated ffmpeg (M3: multiple unspecified vulnerabilities), mpg123 (denial of service), perl-Capture-Tiny (insecure tmpfile use), and varnish (denial of service).

Mandriva has updated mariadb (BS1.0: multiple vulnerabilities) and mysql (ES5.0: code execution).

Oracle has updated piranha (OL5: access restriction bypass).

Red Hat has updated mysql55-mysql (RHEL6: multiple vulnerabilities) and piranha (RHEL5; RHEL6: access restriction bypass).

Scientific Linux has updated piranha (SL5; SL6: access restriction bypass).

Slackware has updated curl (information disclosure) and ntp (denial of service).

Ubuntu has updated maas (12.04, 12.10, 13.10: two vulnerabilities) and libyaml (12.04, 12.10, 13.10: regression in previous security fix).