[PHP] Where Are Security Updates Announced?

2011-10-20 Thread Jon Watson
Hi All,

I subscribed to this list thinking that this is where I would get security
update notices, but this appears to be more of a general list. I've looked
at all the lists available on PHP.net and I don't see one specifically about
security.

Can someone tell me which list I should sub to in order to ensure that I am
advised of security updates?

Thanks


Re: [PHP] Where Are Security Updates Announced?

2011-10-20 Thread Daniel Brown
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 08:02, Jon Watson jon.wat...@teamspace.ca wrote:
 Hi All,

 I subscribed to this list thinking that this is where I would get security
 update notices, but this appears to be more of a general list. I've looked
 at all the lists available on PHP.net and I don't see one specifically about
 security.

Well, hence the General in PHP General.  So I guess we're doing
something right here.

 Can someone tell me which list I should sub to in order to ensure that I am
 advised of security updates?

There is no public PHP security mailing list.  Instead, we post
things right in the open on the website itself, right on the homepage:

http://php.net/

There are third-party sites that send out security alerts for
software such as PHP, and you can likely find them easily enough via
Google.  Off the top of my head, none are coming to mind by name, but
I have subscribed to their mailings myself over the years, and found
them to be a pretty reliable resource --- some underground public
groups are particularly useful for zero-day vulnerabilities.

-- 
/Daniel P. Brown
Network Infrastructure Manager
http://www.php.net/

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Re: [PHP] Where Are Security Updates Announced?

2011-10-20 Thread Matthew Pounsett

On 2011/10/20, at 12:54, Daniel Brown wrote:

There are third-party sites that send out security alerts for
 software such as PHP, and you can likely find them easily enough via
 Google.  Off the top of my head, none are coming to mind by name, but
 I have subscribed to their mailings myself over the years, and found
 them to be a pretty reliable resource --- some underground public
 groups are particularly useful for zero-day vulnerabilities.

I've been on Bugtraq for years, and have found it to be very useful (if a bit 
noisy).  It's heavily moderated, but there's still so much software out there 
that it can get a few dozen emails a day.

http://www.securityfocus.com/ about halfway down the page fill in your email 
address, and then check off the Bugtraq list in the bottom half.




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Re: [PHP] Where Are Security Updates Announced?

2011-10-20 Thread Jon Watson
Hi,

On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Daniel Brown danbr...@php.net wrote:

 On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 08:02, Jon Watson jon.wat...@teamspace.ca wrote:
  Hi All,
 
  I subscribed to this list thinking that this is where I would get
 security
  update notices, but this appears to be more of a general list. I've
 looked
  at all the lists available on PHP.net and I don't see one specifically
 about
  security.

 Well, hence the General in PHP General.  So I guess we're doing
 something right here.


Absolutely. I was not complaining at all.


  Can someone tell me which list I should sub to in order to ensure that I
 am
  advised of security updates?

 There is no public PHP security mailing list.  Instead, we post
 things right in the open on the website itself, right on the homepage:

http://php.net/


OK, thank you. That's not workable for me as I have far too much to keep
track of. I need stuff delivered to me so I'll follow up on some of the
other lists that you and Matthew mention.





There are third-party sites that send out security alerts for
 software such as PHP, and you can likely find them easily enough via
 Google.  Off the top of my head, none are coming to mind by name, but
 I have subscribed to their mailings myself over the years, and found
 them to be a pretty reliable resource --- some underground public
 groups are particularly useful for zero-day vulnerabilities.

 --
 /Daniel P. Brown
 Network Infrastructure Manager
 http://www.php.net/