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Wednesday, February 24th, 2016

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    4:57p
    Security advisories for Wednesday

    Arch Linux has updated libssh (insecure ssh sessions).

    Debian has updated libssh (multiple vulnerabilities), lighttpd (padding-oracle attack), and websvn (cross-site scripting).

    Debian-LTS has updated nss (cryptographic weakness) and websvn (cross-site scripting).

    Fedora has updated botan (F23: three vulnerabilities), code-editor (F23: three vulnerabilities), gdl (F22: out-of-bounds read flaw), GraphicsMagick (F22: out-of-bounds read flaw), monotone (F23: three vulnerabilities), octave (F22: out-of-bounds read flaw), postgresql (F23: denial of service), qca (F23: three vulnerabilities), qt-creator (F23: three vulnerabilities), vdr-skinenigmang (F22: out-of-bounds read flaw), vdr-skinnopacity (F22: out-of-bounds read flaw), and vdr-tvguide (F22: out-of-bounds read flaw).

    openSUSE has updated firefox (13.1: same-origin restriction bypass).

    Red Hat has updated rh-ror41 (RHSCL: multiple vulnerabilities).

    Slackware has updated bind (denial of service), glibc (code execution), libgcrypt (two vulnerabilities), and ntp (multiple vulnerabilities).

    SUSE has updated firefox (SLE12-SP1: denial of service) and postgresql94 (SLE12-SP1: three vulnerabilities, one from 2007).

    7:30p
    [$] Systemd vs. Docker

    One of the more entertaining presentations at this year's DevConf.cz was by Dan Walsh, Red Hat's head of container engineering. He presented on one of the core conflicts in the Linux container world: systemd versus the Docker daemon. This is far from a new issue; it has been brewing since Ubuntu adopted systemd, and CoreOS introduced Rocket, a container system built around systemd.

    Subscribers can click below for a look at the talk by guest author Josh Berkus.

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