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[SECURITY] Fedora 32 Update: php-horde-kronolith-4.2.29-1.fc32
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include Ajax and mobile interfaces, shared calendars, remote calendars, invitation management iCalendar/iTip, free/busy management, resource management,...
[SECURITY] Fedora 28 Update: php-horde-kronolith-4.2.25-1.fc28
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include Ajax and mobile interfaces, shared calendars, remote calendars, invitation management iCalendar/iTip, free/busy management, resource management,...
[SECURITY] Fedora 27 Update: php-horde-kronolith-4.2.25-1.fc27
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include Ajax and mobile interfaces, shared calendars, remote calendars, invitation management iCalendar/iTip, free/busy management, resource management,...
[SECURITY] Fedora 29 Update: php-horde-kronolith-4.2.25-1.fc29
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include Ajax and mobile interfaces, shared calendars, remote calendars, invitation management iCalendar/iTip, free/busy management, resource management,...
[SECURITY] Fedora 26 Update: php-horde-kronolith-4.2.22-1.fc26
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include Ajax and mobile interfaces, shared calendars, remote calendars, invitation management iCalendar/iTip, free/busy management, resource management,...
State of SCADA Security 'Laughable', Researchers Say
CANCUN–For people who follow the developments in the security and research communities, it’s easy to get discouraged by the current state of affairs, given the rash of serious hacks on certificate authorities, military networks and companies such as RSA and VeriSign. But, if you think things are...