Security fix for CVE-2020-0548, CVE-2020-0549, CVE-2020-0543 —- Security fixes for CVE-2020-0548, CVE-2020-0549, CVE-2020-0543
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Archive for June 25th, 2020
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– New upstream release – Actually reload the DFU device after upgrade has completed – Capture the dock SKU in report metadata – Correctly set the Logitech device protocol – Do not use shim for non-secure boot configurations – Ensure that the DeviceID is set for child devices – Fix an error when detaching MSP430 – Fix the DeviceID set by GetDetails – Force the prometheus minor version from
Update to latest upstream version.
This release fixes a number of issues found in the 4.1 branch.
Security fix for CVE-2020-13790
https://gitlab.com/sane-project/backends/-/releases
Although Apache and NGINX are both web servers, they approach the task of serving web pages differently. Each has advantages and trade-offs, which prompts the question: can I use NGINX with cPanel? The short answer is yes, you can use NGINX with cPanel; however, its integration is a little tricky. Let’s explore the ways cPanel users can take advantage of NGINX’s strengths, and look at how we are working to make NGINX a viable alternative …
Several security issues were fixed in the NVIDIA graphics driver kernel modules.
Several security issues were fixed in NVIDIA graphics drivers.
An update for nghttp2 is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Important. A Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base score, which gives a detailed severity rating, is available for each vulnerability
Red Hat AMQ Broker 7.7 is now available from the Red Hat Customer Portal. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Important. A Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base score, which gives a detailed severity rating, is available for each vulnerability
In the June 2020 survey we received responses from 1,224,760,416 sites across 262,406,750 unique domains and 10,042,047 web-facing computers. This reflects a gain of 1.21 million domains and 149,000 computers, but a loss of 13.3 million sites.
Microsoft lost the largest number of sites – more than 20 million – taking its total down by 13% to 135 million. This has decreased its market share by 1.51 percentage points to 11.0%. Apache also suffered a sizable loss of 10.7 million sites, decreasing its total to 304 million and taking its share down by 0.60 points to 24.8%.
nginx continues to lead with a total of 449 million sites, an increase of 2.95 million since last month. Coupled with the other major vendors’ losses, this has increased nginx’s market share by 0.63 points to 36.6%.
nginx also showed the largest computer growth, with 115,000 more computers taking its total up to 3.35 million and putting it only 76,000 computers away from Apache’s leading total.
While nginx looks set to soon become the largest vendor in terms of computers – possibly even by next month – celebrations by F5 Networks are likely to be marred by the latest developments in the dispute over the ownership of the nginx web server source code: it is now being sued by Lynwood Investments, who claim it owns the software.
The latest move comes after police raids on the offices of nginx and the home of one of its co-founders, Igor Sysoev, in December 2019. Russian search engine and e-commerce service provider, Rambler, alleged the webserver was developed while Igor Sysoev was a Rambler employee. Rambler transferred the rights to pursue the dispute to Lynwood Investments.
Meanwhile, nginx has also extended its recent new lead in the domains metric, with it now being used to host sites across 1.82 million more domains than last month.
Google was the only major vendor to gain active sites this month – a 2.12% increase to 19.3 million – and LiteSpeed was the only one to increase its presence among the top million websites, where it now has a share of 1.92%.
New vendor releases
nginx 1.19.0 mainline was announced on 26 May. This first release in the 1.19.* stream adds client certificate validation with OCSP, as well as a few bug fixes. The latest stable version is still 1.18.0, which was released in April. The difference between these two release streams is that the mainline branch is where new features are added, while the stable branches receive only security and bug fixes. This gives the stable releases a fixed feature set, which increases compatibility with third-party modules.
| Developer | May 2020 | Percent | June 2020 | Percent | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nginx | 445,724,550 | 36.00% | 448,673,487 | 36.63% | 0.63 |
| Apache | 315,019,262 | 25.45% | 304,288,405 | 24.84% | -0.60 |
| Microsoft | 155,042,311 | 12.52% | 134,874,928 | 11.01% | -1.51 |
| 44,304,867 | 3.58% | 43,449,240 | 3.55% | -0.03 |