Tuesday, January 6th, 2015

Time	Event
2:12a	Kernel prepatch 3.19-rc3 The 3.19-rc3 prepatch is out for testing. "It's a day delayed - not because of any particular development issues, but simply because I was tiling a bathroom yesterday. But rc3 is out there now, and things have stayed reasonably calm. I really hope that implies that 3.19 is looking good, but it's equally likely that it's just that people are still recovering from the holiday season." (Comment on this)
3:22p	CyanogenMod CM12 nightly builds available For those of you who have been waiting for a CyanogenMod release based on Android "Lollipop," the first nightly builds are now available. "We would like to note that at this point we consider ourselves 85% complete for our initial CM12 M release. We’ll spend the remainder of this month bringing up additional devices and finishing up the features you’ve come to love from CM11 – implementing them into the new Material UI." (Comment on this)
7:14p	Tuesday's security updates CentOS has updated libvirt (C7: information disclosure). Debian has updated libevent (denial of service). Fedora has updated bind (F21; F19: denial of service), cpio (F20: denial of service), jasper (F21; F20; F19: three code execution vulnerabilities), python-pip (F21: denial of service), python3 (F19: two vulnerabilities), and roundcubemail (F21; F20: cross-site scripting). Mageia has updated libvirt (denial of service), openvas-manager (sql injection), privoxy (two vulnerabilities), and python-yaml (denial of service). Oracle has updated libvirt (OL7: information disclosure). Red Hat has updated kernel (RHEL4: privilege escalation) and libvirt (RHEL7: information disclosure). Scientific Linux has updated libvirt (SL7: information disclosure). SUSE has updated bind (SLE11 SP3: denial of service), mutt (SLE12: denial of service), and suseRegister (SLE11 SP3: man-in-the-middle attack). Ubuntu has updated cgmanager (14.10, 14.04: information disclosure). (Comment on this)

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