Security updates for Monday

Arch Linux has updated dhcpcd (denial of service), gajim (man-in-the-middle), wireshark-cli (multiple vulnerabilities), wireshark-gtk (multiple vulnerabilities), wireshark-qt (multiple vulnerabilities), and wordpress (cross-site scripting).

Debian has updated gnutls26 (signature forgery), openssl (signature forgery), perl (returns untainted strings), prosody (two vulnerabilities), sudo (privilege escalation), and xscreensaver (denial of service).

Debian-LTS has updated icu (information leak) and sudo (privilege escalation).

Fedora has updated kea (F23: denial of service), mod_nss (F23: enables insecure ciphersuites), and rsync (F23: unsafe destination path).

Mageia has updated armagetron (two vulnerabilities), kernel (multiple vulnerabilities), phpmyadmin (installation path disclosure), pitivi (code execution), and rtmpdump (code execution).

openSUSE has updated phpMyAdmin (Leap42.1, 13.2, 13.1: installation path disclosure), pitivi (Leap42.1, 13.2: code execution), and rubygem-mail, (Leap42.1, 13.2: SMTP injection).

Oracle has updated kernel 3.8.13 (OL7; OL6: denial of service), kernel 2.6.39 (OL6; OL5: multiple vulnerabilities), kernel 2.6.32 (OL6; OL5: multiple vulnerabilities).

Red Hat has updated openstack-nova (RHELOSP5,6,7 for RHEL7; RHELOSP5 for RHEL6: information leak).

Ubuntu has updated firefox (signature forgery).