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CentOS has updated samba (C6; C5:
multiple vulnerabilities), ipa (C7;
C6: multiple vulnerabilities),
libldb (C7; C6: multiple vulnerabilities),
libtalloc (C7; C6: multiple vulnerabilities), libtdb
(C7; C6:
multiple vulnerabilities), libtevent (C7; C6:
multiple vulnerabilities), openchange (C7; C6:
multiple vulnerabilities), samba (C7:
multiple vulnerabilities), samba4 (C6:
multiple vulnerabilities), and samba3x (C5:
multiple vulnerabilities).
Fedora has updated imlib2 (F23:
two vulnerabilities), libreswan (F23:
denial of service), and xerces-c (F23: code execution).
openSUSE has updated mercurial
(13.2: three vulnerabilities) and samba
(Leap42.1: multiple vulnerabilities).
Oracle has updated samba (OL6; OL5:
multiple vulnerabilities), samba and samba4 (OL7; OL6:
multiple vulnerabilities), and samba3x
(OL5: multiple vulnerabilities).
Red Hat has updated samba (RHEL7.1; RHEL6; RHEL6.2,6.4,6.5,6.6; RHEL5; RHEL5.6,5.9; RHEL4: multiple vulnerabilities), samba, samba4 (RHEL6,7: multiple
vulnerabilities), samba3x (RHEL5; RHEL5.6,5.9: multiple vulnerabilities), and samba4 (RHEL6.2,6.5,6.6: multiple vulnerabilities).
Scientific Linux has updated samba (SL6; SL5:
multiple vulnerabilities), samba, samba4
(SL6,7: multiple vulnerabilities), and samba3x (SL5: multiple vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated samba (SLE12-SP1; SLE12; SLE11-SP4,SP3: multiple vulnerabilities) and
kernel (SLE12-SP1: multiple vulnerabilities).