« LWN.net Weekly Edition [Tue, 15 Jul 2014] » Calibre

Weekly summary of what has happened in the free software world. Articles in this issue: Community support for free hardware The demise of Freecode Where does the RHEL 7 source code live? The WebCrypto API Security quotes of the week Decades–Old Vulnerability Threatens Internet Of Things (Dark Reading) asterisk: multiple vulnerabilities freerdp: two vulnerabilities kdelibs: information disclosure kernel: multiple vulnerabilities libemail–address–perl: denial of service novell–qtgui, novell–ui–base: privilege escalation openfire: multiple vulnerabilities openstack–keystone: privilege escalation openstack–neutron: denial of service php: multiple vulnerabilities phpmyadmin: cross–site scripting python: missing boundary check python–simplejson: information disclosure sos: password disclosure swift: cross–site scripting wireshark: code execution zabbix: local file inclusion Kernel release status Quote of the week Capsicum for Linux Extending extended BPF Control groups, part 1: On the history of process grouping Fedora and DNF Distribution quote of the week Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3 Extended Update Support Retirement Notice Ubuntu 14.10 (Utopic Unicorn) alpha–1 released Distribution newsletters Combating fragmentation in automotive Linux Quotes of the week PyOpenGL 3.1.0 available Kcov v19 available Development newsletters from the past week Where KDE is going — Part 1 (KDE. news) Where KDE is going — Part 2 (KDE. news) Day: In praise of Jim Hall Free Software Supporter — Issue 75, June 2014 Nelson: The new 501©(3) and the future of free software in the United States Embedded Linux Conference Europe — Call for Participation