Critical updates for PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL developers yesterday released an update for all current versions of PostgreSQL.

Update 9.2.4, 9.1.9 i.0.13 closes very serious vulnerability in the database, so that all users are advised to upgrade immediately, especially as they warned in advance about the imminent release of the update, and was even temporarily denied access to the project repository. While access to the repository has been closed, cloud hosting provider Heroku, and some others were updated PostgreSQL urgently before the official update.

Members 8.4 and earlier versions are not affected by the vulnerability of the most dangerous, but they also released a new update 04/08/17, closing minor bugs (see below).

Fixes critical vulnerability in Apple Mac OS X and Apple Safari

The products Apple updated: WebKit, PostgreSQL, QuickTime, Ruby, and other built-in components.

Apple has released this year's first security update for Mac OS X 10.8, 10.8.3 and earlier versions of the. The operating system has been updated embedded implementation International ImageIO, components Unicode, PostgreSQL, Podcast Producer Server, QuickTime, and Ruby.

In addition to the holes in the OS, the American corporation has eliminated the vulnerability in the browser Safari, which was updated WebKit.

Most of the underlying vulnerability allows a remote user to execute arbitrary code on the target system.