Friday, April 1st, 2016

Time	Event
4:49p	Friday's security updates Arch Linux has updated jdk7-openjdk (sandbox escape), jre7-openjdk (sandbox escape), and jre7-openjdk-headless (sandbox escape). CentOS has updated krb5 (C7: multiple vulnerabilities) and mariadb (C7: multiple vulnerabilities). Fedora has updated kubernetes (F23: improper admission check control). Mageia has updated chromium-browser-stable (M5: multiple vulnerabilities), proftpd (M5: weak key usage), and thunderbird/thunderbird-l10n (M5: unspecified vulnerabilities). openSUSE has updated Chromium (13.2, Leap 42.1; SLE12 SPH: multiple vulnerabilities). Oracle has updated krb5 (O7: multiple vulnerabilities) and mariadb (O7: multiple vulnerabilities). Red Hat has updated bind (RHEL6: multiple vulnerabilities), krb5 (RHEL7: multiple vulnerabilities), libssh (RHEL7: insecure ssh sessions), and mariadb (RHEL7: multiple vulnerabilities). (Comment on this)
10:36p	Discourse 1.5 released Version 1.5 of the Discourse open-source discussion-and-commenting system has been released. Significant work went into rewriting the top-level "topics" page, resulting in a five-fold speed increase. Administrators can now change and customize every object label used in the interface. "Want topics to be 'threads'? Users to be 'funkatrons'? Like to be 'brofist'? Well, Discourse is your huckleberry." Support for email comments has also been improved, and user groups can now exchange private messages. The badge system, which is used to denote user roles and to mark popular posts, received a visual refresh and new documentation; user summary pages were also refreshed. (Comment on this)

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