Monday, January 28th, 2013

Time	Event
7:10p	Monday's security updates Fedora has updated rubygem-rack (F18; F17; F16: multiple vulnerabilities), rubygem-multi_xml (F17: code execution), qemu (F18; F17; F16: buffer overflow), seamonkey (F18: multiple vulnerabilities), moodle (F18; F17; F16: man-in-the-middle attack), drupal7 (F18; F17; F16: multiple vulnerabilities), drupal6 (F18; F17; F16: multiple vulnerabilities), zabbix (F18; F17: LDAP authentication override), php-symfony2-Yaml (F16: code execution), and mingw-freetype (F17: multiple vulnerabilities). Mageia has updated firefox (multiple vulnerabilities) and thunderbird (multiple vulnerabilities). Mandriva has updated perl (code execution). Ubuntu has updated libav (multiple vulnerabilities), ffmpeg (10.04 LTS: multiple vulnerabilities), and libssh (denial of service). (Comment on this)
7:16p	Stable kernels 3.7.5, 3.4.28 and 3.0.61 Greg KH has released stable kernels 3.7.5, 3.4.28 and 3.0.61. All contain important fixes. (Comment on this)
10:10p	Schulz: The meaning of the 4.0 Charles H. Schulz Looks forward to the LibreOffice 4.0 release, currently planned for early February. "On a more abstract level, these changes also mark a more radical departure from the OpenOffice.org codebase, and it is now becoming quite difficult to just assume that because OpenOffice.org, Apache OpenOffice behave in one specific way LibreOffice would do just the same. Of course the API changes do not make the whole work themselves, but the work we started with the 3.4 branch is paying off: LibreOffice 4.0 is becoming a different animal, and that comes with its own distinct advantages while clearly showing our ability as a community to innovate and move forward." (Comment on this)

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