Security advisories for Wednesday Arch Linux has updated firefox (code execution).
CentOS has updated kernel (C6:
multiple vulnerabilities), kvm (C5: two
vulnerabilities), and qemu-kvm (C6: privilege escalation).
Debian has updated curl (multiple
vulnerabilities) and subversion (two vulnerabilities).
Debian-LTS has updated wireshark (multiple vulnerabilities).
Fedora has updated ceph-deploy
(F21: information leak), firefox (F20:
multiple vulnerabilities), libzip (F21; F20: code
execution), mingw-gnutls (F21: denial of
service), mingw-libtasn1 (F21; F20: denial of service), openstack-neutron (F20: denial of service),
python-virtualenv (F21; F20: insecure software download),
qt5-qtwebkit (F21; F20: denial of service), and qtwebkit
(F21; F20:
denial of service).
openSUSE has updated Chromium
(13.2, 13.1: multiple vulnerabilities).
Oracle has updated glibc (OL6:
two vulnerabilities), kernel (OL6: multiple
vulnerabilities), and qemu-kvm (OL6: privilege escalation).
Red Hat has updated kernel
(RHEL5.9: privilege escalation), kvm
(RHEL5: two vulnerabilities), and qemu-kvm
(RHEL6: privilege escalation).
Scientific Linux has updated kernel (SL6: multiple vulnerabilities), kvm (SL5: two vulnerabilities), and qemu-kvm (SL6: privilege escalation).
Slackware has updated bind
(denial of service), gnupg (multiple
vulnerabilities), httpd (multiple
vulnerabilities), libssh (two
vulnerabilities), firefox (multiple
vulnerabilities), thunderbird (multiple
vulnerabilities), mutt (denial of service),
ntp (two vulnerabilities), openssl (multiple vulnerabilities), php (multiple vulnerabilities), ppp (two vulnerabilities), proftpd (unauthenticated copying of files), qt (multiple vulnerabilities), and seamonkey (multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated mariadb (SLE12: multiple vulnerabilities).