IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 185 released

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Core Update 185 of IPFire 2.29 has been released, which includes a new IPFire intrusion prevention system (IPS) that is based on Suricata 7 as well as bug fixes and package updates. Support for HTTP/2, deflate compression, byte-ranges, TLS client certificates, IKEv1, PostgreSQL protocol, BitTorrent parser, QUICv1 and GQUIC, and Linux Landlocked — all of which are designed to prevent damage — are included in the update. In addition to this, it adds ThreatFox Indicators of Compromise Rules from abuse.ch, fixes a vulnerability that could have caused a denial of service, and removes the PT Attack and Secureworks rule sets.

Security issue with XZ after repository and tarballs were compromised

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Andres Freund has discovered that the upstream XZ repository and the XZ tarballs have been backdoored. The majority of Linux distributions that are affected by this issue are either very new or rolling release distributions. A brief summary of all the most recent updates is as follows:

XZ-Utils Security Update for Debian Testing
XZ Utils Security Advisory for Gentoo
XZ Security Update for Arch Linux
XZ-Utils Update for Kali Linux
XZ Security Issue in Fedora Linux 40 and Rawhide

XZ-Utils Update for Kali Linux

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A vulnerability in Kali Linux, affecting xz-utils 5.6.0-0.2, was triggered between March 26th and 29th. Users who updated before March 29th should apply the latest updates, while those not updated before March 26th are unaffected.

IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 185 is available for testing

Security 10756 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Core Update 185 of IPFire 2.29 has been made available for testing. Bug fixes and package updates have been implemented in the most recent version of the IPFire intrusion prevention system (IPS). The Intrusion Prevention System, Suricata 7, now supports HTTP/2, deflate compression, byte-ranges, TLS client certificates, IKEv1, PostgreSQL protocol, BitTorrent parser, QUICv1, and GQUIC. Additionally, it is compatible with more than one protocol. As an additional measure to prevent damage, Suricata is locked down with Linux Landlocked. Additionally, it is slightly more memory efficient.

Fake BitCoin Wallet Apps Scam in Snap Store

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In a blog post, Alan Pope discussed a scam that is currently taking place in the Canonical Snap store, which involves the use of fake Bitcoin wallet applications. Exodus-build-96567 is the name of the application that is published by the publisher digisafe00000, which appears to be not very legitimate. The application can be found in searches conducted within the desktop graphical storefront known as "Ubuntu Software" or "App Centre." However, the app does not provide any information about its functionality, despite the fact that it claims to "Secure, Manage, and Swap all of your favorite assets."

CSF 14.20 released

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ConfigServer has announced the release of a new version of their CSF firewall for Linux servers.

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