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Jan26
by Ike on January 26, 2013 at 10:26 pm
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End of Life for cPanel & WHM 11.30

Jan26
by Ike on January 26, 2013 at 1:41 pm
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This is the notification of the End of Life for cPanel & WHM 11.30

The 18-month lifetime of cPanel & WHM 11.30 ends now. The last release of cPanel & WHM 11.30, being 11.30.8.0, will remain on our mirrors indefinitely. You may continue using this last release, however no updates for version 11.30 will be released going forward. Older releases of cPanel & WHM 11.30 will be removed from our mirrors.

cPanel strongly recommends that you migrate any existing installs of cPanel & WHM 11.30 to a newer version (either 11.32 or 11.34).

If you have a server setup that complicates migrating to a newer version of cPanel & WHM, for example an out-of-date operating system, cPanel is here to help. Please open a support ticket via https://tickets.cpanel.net/submit/. Our professional support staff will help with recommendations, migration assistance and more.

For more detailed information regarding End of Life:
http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/vief/AllDocumentation/InstallationGuide/OperatingSystemEOL

To join in a discussion regarding this topic, please head over to our Forum and this thread:
http://forums.cpanel.net/f133/cpanel-whm-11-30-end-life-notification-319582.html

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Debian: 2612-1: ircd-ratbox: programming error

Jan25
by Ike on January 25, 2013 at 11:02 pm
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(Jan 24) It was discovered that a bug in the server capability negotiation code of ircd-ratbox could result in denial of service. For the stable distribution (squeeze), this problem has been fixed in [More…]

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Ubuntu: 1701-1: Vino vulnerability

Jan25
by Ike on January 25, 2013 at 10:19 pm
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(Jan 22) Vino could be made to expose sensitive information over the network.

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WordPress 3.5.1 Maintenance and Security Release

Jan24
by Ike on January 24, 2013 at 10:23 pm
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WordPress 3.5.1 is now available. Version 3.5.1 is the first maintenance release of 3.5, fixing 37 bugs. It is also a security release for all previous WordPress versions. For a full list of changes, consult the list of tickets and the changelog, which include:

  • Editor: Prevent certain HTML elements from being unexpectedly removed or modified in rare cases.
  • Media: Fix a collection of minor workflow and compatibility issues in the new media manager.
  • Networks: Suggest proper rewrite rules when creating a new network.
  • Prevent scheduled posts from being stripped of certain HTML, such as video embeds, when they are published.
  • Work around some misconfigurations that may have caused some JavaScript in the WordPress admin area to fail.
  • Suppress some warnings that could occur when a plugin misused the database or user APIs.

Additionally, a bug affecting Windows servers running IIS can prevent updating from 3.5 to 3.5.1. If you receive the error “Destination directory for file streaming does not exist or is not writable,” you will need to follow the steps outlined on the Codex.

WordPress 3.5.1 also addresses the following security issues:

  • A server-side request forgery vulnerability and remote port scanning using pingbacks. This vulnerability, which could potentially be used to expose information and compromise a site, affects all previous WordPress versions. This was fixed by the WordPress security team. We’d like to thank security researchers Gennady Kovshenin and Ryan Dewhurst for reviewing our work.
  • Two instances of cross-site scripting via shortcodes and post content. These issues were discovered by Jon Cave of the WordPress security team.
  • A cross-site scripting vulnerability in the external library Plupload. Thanks to the Moxiecode team for working with us on this, and for releasing Plupload 1.5.5 to address this issue.

Download 3.5.1 or visit Dashboard → Updates in your site admin to update now.

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