Security advisories for Monday

Debian has updated freetype (many vulnerabilities), gnutls26 (two vulnerabilities), icu (multiple vulnerabilities), libav (multiple vulnerabilities), and putty (information disclosure).

Debian-LTS has updated libextlib-ruby (code execution and more), libssh2 (information leak), mod-gnutls (restriction bypass), and putty (information disclosure).

Fedora has updated 389-admin (F21: multiple /tmp/ file vulnerabilities), cups-filters (F21; F20: remote command execution), gnupg (F20: multiple vulnerabilities), httpd (F21: multiple vulnerabilities), jBCrypt (F21; F20: integer overflow), kernel (F20: multiple vulnerabilities), libmspack (F21; F20: denial of service), libuv (F20: privilege escalation), nodejs (F20: privilege escalation), phpMyAdmin (F21; F20: information leak), putty (F21; F20: information disclosure), tcllib (F21: HTML injection), and v8 (F20: privilege escalation).

Gentoo has updated hivex (privilege escalation) and icu (multiple vulnerabilities).

Mageia has updated 389-ds-base (multiple vulnerabilities) and flash-player-plugin (multiple vulnerabilities).

Mandriva has updated kernel (multiple vulnerabilities), nss (multiple vulnerabilities), qemu (multiple vulnerabilities), and yaml (multiple vulnerabilities).

openSUSE has updated flashplayer (11.4: multiple vulnerabilities), chromium (13.2, 13.1: multiple vulnerabilities), and postgresql (11.4: multiple vulnerabilities).

SUSE has updated flash-player (SLED11 SP3: multiple vulnerabilities) and java-1_7_0-openjdk (SLE12: multiple vulnerabilities).

Ubuntu has updated cups-filters (14.10, 14.04: remote command execution), requests (14.10, 14.04: cookie stealing attacks), and sudo (information disclosure).