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Arch Linux has updated pgpdump
(denial of service), samba (multiple
vulnerabilities), squid (multiple
vulnerabilities), and thunderbird (two vulnerabilities).
Debian has updated imlib2 (multiple vulnerabilities) and libgd2 (code execution).
Fedora has updated java-1.8.0-openjdk (F23: multiple
vulnerabilities), openssh (F23: privilege
escalation), parallel (F23; F22: file overwrites),
python-tgcaptcha2 (F23; F22: reusable captchas), thunderbird (F23: multiple vulnerabilities),
w3m (F23: denial of service), and webkitgtk4 (F23: multiple vulnerabilities).
Mageia has updated java-1.8.0-openjdk (multiple vulnerabilities), libcryptopp (information disclosure), squid (denial of service), varnish (access control bypass), and vtun (denial of service).
openSUSE has updated Chromium (13.2; 13.1:
multiple vulnerabilities) and clamav
(Leap42.1: database refresh).
Red Hat has updated nss, nspr
(RHEL5: two vulnerabilities) and nss, nspr,
nss-softokn, nss-util (RHEL7: two vulnerabilities).
Scientific Linux has updated nss,
nspr (SL5: two vulnerabilities).
SUSE has updated yast2-users
(SLE12-SP1: empty passwords fields in /etc/shadow).
Ubuntu has updated mysql-5.7
(16.04: multiple vulnerabilities).