Security: Sonatype, Microsoft, Oracle and Linux
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Sonatype Launches Depshield App To Democratize Open Source [Ed: No, you do not "Democratize Open Source" by liaising with Microsoft and pushing proprietary software by badmouthing FOSS, Sonatype]
Nowadays it has been said that the enterprises rely extensively more on the open-source software in their application projects, but the time saved by using ready-made components comes at a cost which can easily be saved. Incorporating outside code into the mix can potentially introduce some of the new security vulnerabilities.
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Patch Tuesday heats up with pair of exploited zero-days squashed – plus 58 other vulns fixed [Ed: So many headlines about "open source" with "holes" and "flaws" and "security". But they never name "proprietary software", do they?]
Microsoft and Adobe have teamed up to deliver more than 70 patches with this month's Patch Tuesday batch released today.
Microsoft contributed the bulk of the fixes emitted this month, kicking out updates for 60 CVE-listed vulnerabilities in its products. These should be installed as soon as you're able to test and deploy them.
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Oracle Database on Windows: Patch this flaw now, we fixed it on Linux in July
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Oracle releases patch for 'critical' database vulnerability
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SSD Advisory – Linux Kernel AF_PACKET Use After Free (packet_sock)
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