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Having full control of your programs is a must when it comes to patching in some security holes. This is very important when it comes to web hosting, although most web hosts are secure and patched regularly, it is still best when you have full control of your server. If you want full control then you should consider getting virtual private servers to host your sites in.

10.01.2012 -	TFTP Server 1.4 ST (RRQ) Buffer Overflow Exploit
10.01.2012 -	Enigma2 Webinterface 1.7.x 1.6.x 1.5.x (linux) Remote File Disclosure
10.01.2012 -	SAPID 1.2.3 Stable Remote File Inclusion Vulnerability
10.01.2012 -	phpMyDirectory.com v1.3.3 SQL Injection
10.01.2012 -	GPSMapEdit v1.1.73.2 (.lst) Local Denial of Service Vulnerability
10.01.2012 -	Paddelberg Topsite Script Authentication Bypass Vulnerability
10.01.2012 -	Clip Bucket 2.6 Multiple Vulnerabilities
10.01.2012 -	Wordpress Pay With Tweet Plugin <= 1.1 Multiple Vulnerabilities
09.01.2012 -	M-Player 0.4 Local Denial of Service Vulnerability
09.01.2012 -	Microsoft Office 2003 Home/Pro 0day
09.01.2012 -	MangosWeb SQL Injection Vulnerability
09.01.2012 -	AirTies-4450 Unauthorized Remote Reboot
09.01.2012 -	DIGIT CMS Multiple Vulnerabilities
09.01.2012 -	Novell Netware XNFS.NLM NFS Rename Remote Code Execution
09.01.2012 -	Novell Netware XNFS.NLM STAT Notify Remote Code Execution
09.01.2012 -	Apache Struts2 <= 2.3.1 Multiple Vulnerabilities
09.01.2012 -	Priza CMS Multiple Vulnerabilities
09.01.2012 -	TinyWebGallery 1.8.3 Remote Command Execution
09.01.2012 -	CommonSense CMS script Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability
09.01.2012 -	Posse Softball Director CMS (team.php) Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability