Security updates for Monday Arch Linux has updated apache (multiple vulnerabilities).
Debian has updated freexl (denial of service), mariadb-10.0 (multiple vulnerabilities), mysql-5.5 (multiple vulnerabilities), and tidy (two vulnerabilities).
Debian-LTS has updated groovy (code execution), inspircd (denial of service), libidn (information disclosure), ruby1.9.1 (denial of service), and tidy (two vulnerabilities).
Fedora has updated bind (F22:
denial of service), condor (F21: code
execution), cups-filters (F21: code
execution), drupal7-migrate (F22; F21: cross-site scripting),
drupal7-views_bulk_operations (F22;
F21: permission bypass), openstack-cinder (F21: file disclosure), pcre (F21: two vulnerabilities), python-keystonemiddleware (F22: certificate
verification botch), rawstudio (F22;
F21: two vulnerabilities), redis (F22; F21: code
execution), squashfs-tools (F22: two
vulnerabilities), thunderbird (F22;
F21: multiple vulnerabilities), webkitgtk4 (F22: denial of service), and xen (F22; F21: privilege escalation).
Gentoo has updated postgresql (multiple vulnerabilities).
openSUSE has updated flash-player
(11.4: two vulnerabilities), libcryptopp
(13.2, 13.1: information disclosure), libidn (13.2, 13.1: information disclosure),
firefox, thunderbird (11.4: multiple
vulnerabilities), rubygem-jquery-rails
(13.2, 13.1: CSRF vulnerability), rubygem-rack (13.2, 13.1: denial of service),
rubygem-rack-1_3 (13.2, 13.1: denial of
service), and rubygem-rack-1_4 (13.2, 13.1:
denial of service).
Slackware has updated httpd (multiple vulnerabilities) and php (multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated firefox, nspr, nss (SLE12; SLES11SP4; SLE11SP3: multiple vulnerabilities) and PHP (SLE11SP3: multiple vulnerabilities).