Tuesday's security advisories

Debian has updated dovecot (denial of service).

Fedora has updated check-mk (F20; F19: file disclosure), cifs-utils (F19: code execution), cups-filters (F19: command execution), gnutls (F19: code execution), libgadu (F19: code execution), libpng (F19: denial of service), libtasn1 (F19: multiple vulnerabilities), libtiff (F19: code execution), mediawiki (F20; F19: don't parse usernames as wikitext), mingw-curl (F20; F19: multiple vulnerabilities), mingw-freetype (F20; F19: two vulnerabilities), mingw-gnutls (F20; F19: code execution), mingw-icu (F20; F19: denial of service), mingw-libgcrypt (F19: information leak), mingw-libjpeg-turbo (F20; F19: information leak), mingw-libpng (F19: multiple vulnerabilities), mingw-libtiff (F20; F19: multiple vulnerabilities), mingw-pixman (F20; F19: denial of service), mingw-readline (F20; F19: insecure temporary files), openssh (F19: two vulnerabilities), qemu (F20: multiple vulnerabilities), and qt3 (F20; F19: denial of service).

Gentoo has updated adobe-flash (multiple vulnerabilities).

Mandriva has updated curl (multiple vulnerabilities), file (denial of service), gnutls (BS 1.0; ES 5.0: code execution), libcap-ng (privilege escalation), libtasn1 (multiple vulnerabilities), openssl (ES 5.0; BS 1.0: multiple vulnerabilities), otrs (cross-site scripting), php (denial of service), python-django (ES 5.0; BS 1.0: multiple vulnerabilities), and squid (denial of service).

Slackware has updated php (multiple vulnerabilities).

Ubuntu has updated dpkg (two file modification via path traversal flaws) and libxml2 (regression in previous update).