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Vulnerabilities of Linux Mandrake

Linux Mandrake vulnerability: file access via SOAP
An attacker can use two vulnerabilities of the SOAP feature of PHP, in order to read or to write to a file.

Linux Mandrake vulnerability: several vulnerabilities
Several vulnerabilities of Oracle JRE and JDK can be used by a malicious applet/application in order to execute code or to obtain information. A legitimate applet/application, handling malicious data, can also be forced to execute code.

Linux Mandrake vulnerability: several vulnerabilities
Several vulnerabilities of Oracle JRE, JDK and JavaFX can be used by a malicious applet/application in order to execute code or to obtain information. A legitimate applet/application, handling malicious data, can also be forced to execute code.

Linux Mandrake vulnerability: several vulnerabilities of January 2013
Several vulnerabilities of MySQL are fixed by the CPU of January 2013.

Linux Mandrake vulnerability: several vulnerabilities
An attacker can invite the victim to display a document using a malicious font with an application linked to FreeType, in order to stop the application, or to execute code on his computer.

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