Red Hat Enterprise Linux: New devtoolset-6-elfutils packages are now available as a part of Red Hat
Developer Toolset 6.0 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Monthly Archives: November 2016
RHBA-2016:2724-1: new packages: devtoolset-6
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: New devtoolset-6 packages are now available as a part of Red Hat Developer
Toolset 6.0 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
RHBA-2016:2721-1: new packages: devtoolset-6-binutils
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: New devtoolset-6-binutils packages are now available as a part of Red Hat
Developer Toolset 6.0 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
RHBA-2016:2719-1: rh-ruby22 bug fix update
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Updated rh-ruby22 packages that fix one bug are now available for Red Hat
Software Collections.
firefox-50.0-1.fc24
– update to new upstream (50.0)
firefox-50.0-1.fc25
– update to new upstream (50.0)
firefox-50.0-1.fc23
– update to new upstream (50.0)
WhatsApp Adds​ ​2-Step Verification Passcode — Enable this Security Feature
WhatsApp has introduced a new security feature that fixes a loophole in the popular messaging platform, which if exploited, could allow an attacker to hijack victim’s account with just knowing the victim’s phone number and some hacking skills.
The attack does not exploit any vulnerability in WhatsApp; instead, it relies on the way the account setup mechanism works.
WhatsApp allows users to sign
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Teampass Arbitrary File Upload
A file upload vulnerability exists in Teampass v2.1.26. The vulnerability allows authenticated users with low privileged accounts to upload files to the files directory in the webroot. Malicious users can exploit this vulnerability to upload and run arbitrary code from the files directory.
Adobe Acrobat and Reader Use After Free (APSB16-14: CVE-2016-1047; CVE-2016-1047)
A use after free vulnerability exists in Adobe Acrobat and Reader. The vulnerability is due to an error in the way Adobe Acrobat and Reader handles objects in memory. A remote attacker can exploit this vulnerability by enticing the user to open a specially crafted PDF file, potentially leading to to arbitrary code execution.
