Security updates for Monday Arch Linux has updated glibc
(denial of service from 2014).
Debian-LTS has updated libidn
(information disclosure) and subversion (information disclosure).
Fedora has updated bzr (F22; F21:
denial of service from 2013), firefox (F21:
multiple vulnerabilities), and flac (F22: two vulnerabilities).
Gentoo has updated adobe-flash
(multiple vulnerabilities), icecast (denial
of service), and libgadu (three
vulnerabilities from 2013 and 2014).
openSUSE has updated firefox (13.2; 13.1:
multiple vulnerabilities) and flash-player (13.2; 13.1: many vulnerabilities).
Oracle has updated kernel 3.8.13 (OL7; OL6: two
remote denial of service flaws), kernel 2.6.39 (OL6; OL5: two
remote denial of service flaws), and kernel 2.6.32 (OL6; OL5: two
remote denial of service flaws).
Red Hat has updated glibc (RHEL5:
code execution from 2013), mysql55-mysql (RHEL5; RHSC2:
multiple unspecified vulnerabilities, one from 2014), rh-mysql56-mysql (RHSC2: multiple unspecified
vulnerabilities), sqlite (RHEL6:
code execution), sqlite (RHEL7: three vulnerabilities), and subversion (RHEL6: three vulnerabilities).
Scientific Linux has updated sqlite (SL7: three vulnerabilities).
Slackware has updated firefox
(multiple vulnerabilities) and thunderbird
(multiple vulnerabilities).
Ubuntu has updated openssh
(15.04, 14.04, 12.04: two vulnerabilities) and pollinate (15.04, 14.04: certificate update).