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Thursday's security advisoriesDebian has updated file (regression in previous security fix), libjakarta-poi-java (denial of service), and kernel (multiple vulnerabilities). Fedora has updated openssl (F15: code execution) and grub2 (F16: insecure permissions in bootloader configuration). Mandriva has updated php (2010.1 & 2011.; ES 5.0: multiple vulnerabilities) and roundcubemail (ES 5.0: multiple vulnerabilities). openSUSE has updated cifs-utils (information leak), puppet (multiple vulnerabilities), and epiphany, libsoup (insecure SSL handling). Red Hat has updated php (RHEL 5&6: code execution) and php53 (RHEL 5.6: code execution). SUSE has updated java-1_5_0-ibm (SLE 10: multiple vulnerabilities), java-1_6_0-ibm (SLE 10&11: multiple vulnerabilities), and php5 (SLE 11: multiple vulnerabilities). (Log in to post comments)
Thursday's security advisories Posted May 10, 2012 19:32 UTC (Thu) by pranith (subscriber, #53092) [Link]
Previously:
Debian has updated icedove (regression in previous security update)
Now again:
Debian has updated file (regression in previous security fix)
Has the security patch vetting process gone awry in Debian recently?
Thursday's security advisories Posted May 15, 2012 20:20 UTC (Tue) by ballombe (subscriber, #9523) [Link]
Sometimes it is better to introduce minor regressions than to let a vulnerability unpatched.
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