GNOME 50.5, which the GNOME Release Team shipped on September 24, patches a CVE in the gvfs file system layer, a JavaScript injection flaw in the Epiphany web browser and a use-after-free bug in the librsvg image library. The release updates 22 modules. Users who browse with Epiphany, view SVG images through librsvg or reach files through gvfs keep these flaws until their distribution ships the new packages. “All operating systems shipping GNOME 50 are … More →The post GNOME 50.5 security fixes patch a gvfs CVE and Epiphany code injection appeared first on Help Net Security.