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Joomla Version 2.5.10 Released – Security Updates

April 24, 2013Tony Perez

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This morning the Joomla development team released a new version of the Joomla platform. This is a Security release, so please be sure to update if you’re on the 2.x branch. If you’re on the 1.x branch the odds of updating seamlessly is highly unlikely so please do so only if you’re engaging a developer to assist you.

This release address 7 security issues, all of them appear to be low to moderate and revolve around Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Denial of Service (DOS) and Privilege Escalation. It also contains another 38 bug fixes.

Security Fixes include:

  • [20130403] – Core – XSS Vulnerability
  • [20130406] – Core – DOS Vulnerability
  • [20130405] – Core XSS Vulnerability
  • [20130402] – Core – Information Disclosure
  • [20130404] – Core – XSS Vulnerability
  • [20120401] – Core – Privilege Escalation
  • [20130407] – Core – XSS Vulnerability

If you can, please be sure to update, you can get your latest releases off the Joomla website here.

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Categories: Joomla Security, Security Advisory, Security Education, Website Security

About Tony Perez

Tony is the Head of Security Products at GoDaddy and Sucuri Co-Founder. His passion lies in educating and bringing awareness about online threats to business owners. His passions revolve around understanding the psychology of bad actors, the impacts and havoc hacks have on website owners, and thinking through the evolution of attacks. You can find his personal thoughts on security at perezbox.com and you can follow him on Twitter at @perezbox.

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  1. David Kroj

    May 17, 2013

    Wow! that’s is good news for web service provider who is dealing in Joomla development services:)

  2. friv

    May 23, 2013

    Security is the top concern of users, which is a great information. Thank

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