LinuxSecurity.com: Upstream Changelog Version 2.4.5 - QA Release: * Prevent command injection[saltybeagle] (CVE-2009-4024)

LinuxSecurity.com: An untrusted search path vulnerability in the dstat might result in theexecution of arbitrary code.

LinuxSecurity.com: Upstream changelog: QA Release: * Prevent command injection [kguest](CVE-2009-4025)

LinuxSecurity.com: Upstream changelog: QA Release: * Prevent command injection [kguest](CVE-2009-4025)

LinuxSecurity.com: Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in the UW IMAP toolkit and thec-client library, the worst of which leading to the execution ofarbitrary code.

LinuxSecurity.com: The Internet Systems Consortium (ISC), the company behind open source name server BIND, has released security updates to resolve a DNSSEC-related vulnerability. According to a report, under certain circumstances name servers which allow recursive queries extract information from the

LinuxSecurity.com: This update fixes several bugs in the perl interpreter that can leadto crashes or to segfaults.

LinuxSecurity.com: Google has put up a very interesting document explaining the security features underlying its Chrome OS. The document also details the underlying guiding principles of Chrome OS' security features. In short, it comes down to process isolation, secure auto-update,

LinuxSecurity.com: Google's Chrome OS has many virtues. Based on a solid foundation of Ubuntu Linux, it uses the Chrome Web browser as its interface to any and all applications. Chrome OS is also not so much a Windows replacement, as

LinuxSecurity.com: Makers of Bind have warned of a security vulnerability in versions of the domain name resolution application that could allow attackers to trick servers into returning unauthorized results.

LinuxSecurity.com: Hackers have managed to find a way around one of the key antipiracy protections built into Windows 7. Ordinarily, the operating system requires users to activate their copy of Windows 7 within 30 days. However, a recently outlined method

Water management problems capture more attention from environmental technology player Locus. by Heather Clancy

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