Friday's security updates
Friday's security updates
CentOS has updated bash (C5; C6; C7: code execution) and nss (C6; C7: certificate forgery).
Debian has updated bash (code execution) and mediawiki (cross-site scripting).
Fedora has updated bash (F19; F20: code execution), drupal6 (F20: multiple vulnerabilities), nss (F20: certificate forgery), nss-softokn (F20: certificate forgery), nss-util (F20: certificate forgery), perl-Email-Address (F19; F20: denial of service), python-oauth2 (F19; F20: multiple vulnerabilities), rubygem-activerecord (F20: authentication bypass), and tomcat (F20: multiple vulnerabilities).
Mandriva has updated bash (BS1: code execution).
Oracle has updated bash (O4; O5; O6; O7: code execution) and bash (O5; O6; O7: code execution; second vulnerability).
Red Hat has updated bash (code execution) and nss (certificate forgery).
Scientific Linux has updated automake (SL5: code execution), bash (code execution), nss (certificate forgery), and nss, nspr (certificate forgery).
Slackware has updated bash (code execution) and bash-3.1 (13.0: code execution).
SUSE has updated spacewalk-java (Manager Server: cross-site scripting).
Ubuntu has updated bash (10.04, 12.04, 14.04: code execution; 14.04: code execution).