Friday's security updates

CentOS has updated openssl (C5: man-in-the-middle attack).

Debian has updated kfreebsd-9 (multiple vulnerabilities) and mupdf (code execution).

Fedora has updated kernel (F20: denial of service) and openssl (F19; F20: multiple vulnerabilities).

Gentoo has updated echoping (denial of service) and mumble (multiple vulnerabilities).

Mageia has updated emacs (M3, M4: multiple vulnerabilities), file (M3, M4: multiple vulnerabilities), libcap-ng (M3, M4: privilege escalation), mediawiki (M3, M4: cross-site scripting), openssl (M3, M4: multiple vulnerabilities), tor (M3, M4: information disclosure), and wordpress (M3, M4: multiple vulnerabilities).

openSUSE has updated kernel (11.4 Evergreen: multiple vulnerabilities), gnutls (11.4; 12.3, 13.1: multiple vulnerabilities), openssl (11.4; 12.3, 13.1: multiple vulnerabilities.

Oracle has updated openssl (O6; O5: multiple vulnerabilities) and openssl097a and openssl098e (O6; O5: multiple vulnerabilities).

Scientific Linux has updated openssl (SL6: multiple vulnerabilities) and openssl097a and openssl098e (SL5: man-in-middle attack).

Slackware has updated gnutls (multiple vulnerabilities), libtasn1 (14.0, 14.1, current: multiple vulnerabilities), openssl (multiple vulnerabilities), and sendmail (denial of service).

SUSE has updated OpenSSL (SLES/SLED 11 SP3; SLES 11 SP1, SP2: multiple vulnerabilities) and OpenSSL 1.0 (SLE Security Module 11 SP3: multiple vulnerabilities).

Ubuntu has updated EC2 kernel (10.04: multiple vulnerabilities), kernel (10.04; 13.10; 12.04; 14.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-quantal (12.04: privilege escalation), linux-lts-raring (12.04: multiple vulnerabilities), linux-lts-saucy (12.04: multiple vulnerabilities), and linux-ti-omap4 (12.04: multiple vulnerabilities).