(Dec 9) Two security issues were found in Samba, a SMB/CIFS file, print, and login server: CVE-2013-4408 [More…]
(Dec 7) Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in the chromium web browser. CVE-2013-6634 [More…]
(Dec 7) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 9) GIMP could be made to crash or run programs as your login if itopened a specially crafted file.
The Plesk Service team is pleased to announce that Plesk 11.5 has entered into the Stable state. Thanks to all who helped us in identifying Plesk bugs and drawbacks.
Release candidate 2 of WordPress 3.8 is now available for download. This is the last pre-release, and we expect it to be effectively identical to what’s officially released to the public on Thursday. This means if you are a plugin or theme developer, start your engines! (If they’re not going already.) Lots of admin code […]
In order to show its appreciation for security researchers who follow responsible disclosure principles, cPanel, Inc. is offering a monetary reward program for researchers who provide assistance with identifying and correcting certain Qualifying Vulnerabilities within the scope of this program. Software Covered by this Program – ——————————– * The cPanel …
The Joomla! Project and Community is excited to announce the release of the Joomla Framework! The Joomla Framework is a major step forward in the evolution of the Joomla! Project. Taking advantage of years of experience in creating the Joomla! CMS and later the Joomla! Platform, the development team has extracted and refactored many of the essential functions necessary to create, manage and deploy a modern PHP web application and compiled them into a library of modular packages that can be easily mixed and matched with other PHP frameworks and packages using Composer for dependency management.
This step enables two major areas of growth for the Joomla! project:
First, it makes several packages, inspired by the demanding needs of the Joomla! CMS, available to the larger PHP developer community, paving the way to build new web applications and services. These packages are distributed via Packagist.org for use with Composer and can be combined with packages from other best-of-breed PHP frameworks such as Symfony, Zend, and Laravel. Web Applications built on a server with the Joomla! Framework will have the advantage of creating, managing and authenticating user accounts; retrieving, managing and displaying content retrieved from one or more databases; and taking advantage of many social media integration features. For example, the social media packages for Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter are well executed. They have a common API that interacts with each of the services, and offers good coverage of each service’s program interface.
Second, it allows a future version of the Joomla! CMS to be built upon this Framework and thereby benefit from the broader base of PHP developers that adopt and can contribute back to the Framework, as well as the dependency management features of Composer. The Framework will bring new rapid development tools to CMS extension developers that will allow them to create and maintain more sustainable and robust extensions.
Together these areas of growth combine to increase the development velocity of the Joomla! project and facilitates project collaboration and growth for the Open Source community as a whole.
What does this mean for the typical user of the Joomla! CMS for their website? Not much at this moment as the Framework is a toolkit for software designers and developers. Downloading the Framework will do nothing to enhance your current Joomla! website. It is, however, a great promise of things to come for future versions of the Joomla! CMS.
A new era of rapid web application development is ahead and the many lightweight, modular and decoupled packages within the Joomla Framework positions the Joomla! Project to be an even more prominent leader in the larger community of Open Source PHP solution developers.
For more information about the Joomla! Framework, please visit http://framework.joomla.org.
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 5) Updated kernel packages that fix one security issue and several bugs are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. The Red Hat Security Response Team has rated this update as having moderate [More…]
(Dec 5) Fraudulent security certificates could allow sensitive information tobe exposed when accessing the Internet.
(Dec 6) USN-2048-1 introduced a regression in curl.
(Dec 5) Updated kernel packages that fix three security issues and several bugs are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3 Extended Update Support. The Red Hat Security Response Team has rated this update as having [More…]
(Dec 5) Updated nss and nspr packages that fix multiple security issues, several bugs, and add various enhancements are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. [More…]
(Dec 4) Charlie Somerville discovered that Ruby incorrectly handled floating point number conversion. If an application using Ruby accepted untrusted input strings and converted them to floating point numbers, an attacker able to provide such input could cause the application to crash or, [More…]
In the December 2013 survey we received responses from 861,023,217 sites, an increase of 75.7M since last month. For the third consecutive month Microsoft experienced the largest growth in web server market share; an additional 51M sites boosted its market share by almost 4 percentage points. Apache had the biggest loss in market share, despite seeing […]
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 4) Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in the interpreter for the Ruby language. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures project identifies the following problems: [More…]
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The following issues were resolved:
[-] (Linux) Upgrading Parallels Plesk Panel to 11.5 failed if the Panel administrator’s password contained the backslash sign (“\”). (PPPM-1084)
[-] (Linux) The bootstrapper script could not connect to the apsc database after a failure on upgrade. (PPPM-1118)
[-] (Linux) The bootstrapper script (bootstrapper.sh repair) did not upgrade the apsc database. (PPPM-1134)
[-] (Linux) The bootstrapper script (bootstrapper.sh repair) failed if the package pp-sitebuilder was installed but there was no Sitebuilder database or user. (PPPM-909)
[-] (Linux) After upgrading from Panel 10.x to 11.x, the location of the cgi-bin directory could be incorrect (not in the webspace or www-root directory). (PPPM-810)
[-] (Linux) It was impossible to configure Panel installed on openSuSE 12.3 x64.
[-] (Linux) Panel upgrade failed if the same database user was assigned to multiple databases. (PPPM-1144)
[-] (Linux) Panel 11.5 could not restore vhost.conf and cron tasks from backup files of previous Panel versions.
[-] (Linux) PHPMyAdmin failed to export databases with the error “502 Bad Gateway: stderr: zend_mm_heap corrupted”. (PPPM-865)
[-] (Linux) The crontab secure shell settings were set to default ones after Panel upgrading. (PPPM-1163)
[-] (Linux) The absence of core.version lead to failed upgrade. (PPPM-934)
[-] (Windows) Web hosting reconfiguration for a large number of sites during a Panel upgrade could cause an upgrade failure. (PPPM-1150)
[-] (Windows) The Help window popped up while typing ‘p’ in Internet Explorer 11. (PPPM-1152)
[-] (Windows) Messages about missing “.pyc” files appeared in Parallels Installer console. (PPPM-1145)
(Dec 3) pixman could be made to crash if it opened a specially crafted file.
(Dec 3) Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
(Dec 3) Updated gimp packages that fix three security issues are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6. The Red Hat Security Response Team has rated this update as having moderate [More…]
(Dec 3) An updated mod_nss package that fixes one security issue is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6. The Red Hat Security Response Team has rated this update as having moderate [More…]
We’re entering the quiet but busy part of a release, whittling down issues to bring you all of the new features you’re excited about with the stability you expect from WordPress. There are just a few days from the “code freeze” for our 3.8 release, which includes a number of exciting enhancements, so the focus […]
(Dec 3) Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in OpenJPEG, a JPEG 2000 image library, that may lead to denial of service (CVE-2013-1447) via application crash or high memory consumption, possible code execution through heap buffer overflows (CVE-2013-6045), information disclosure [More…]
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