This updates xen to version 4.4.4_06 to fix the following issues:

- An unprivileged user in a guest could gain guest could escalate privilege to
that of the guest kernel, if it had could invoke the instruction emulator.
Only 64-bit x86 HVM guest were affected. Linux guest have not been
vulnerable. (boo#1016340, CVE-2016-10013)
- An unprivileged user in a 64 bit x86 guest could gain information from the
host, crash the host or gain privilege of the host
(boo#1009107, CVE-2016-9383)
- An unprivileged guest process could (unintentionally or maliciously) obtain
or ocorrupt sensitive information of other programs in the same guest. Only
x86 HVM guests have been affected. The attacker needs to be able to trigger
the Xen instruction emulator.
(boo#1000106, CVE-2016-7777)
- A guest on x86 systems could read small parts of hypervisor stack data
(boo#1012651, CVE-2016-9932)
- A malicious guest kernel could hang or crash the host system (boo#1014298,
CVE-2016-10024)
- A malicious guest administrator could escalate their privilege to that of
the host. Only affects x86 HVM guests using qemu older version 1.6.0 or
using the qemu-xen-traditional.
(boo#1011652, CVE-2016-9637)
- An unprivileged guest user could escalate privilege to that of the guest
administrator on x86 HVM guests, especially on Intel CPUs
(boo#1009100, CVE-2016-9386)
- An unprivileged guest user could escalate privilege to that of the guest
administrator (on AMD CPUs) or crash the system (on Intel CPUs) on 32-bit
x86 HVM guests. Only guest operating systems that allowed a new task to
start in VM86 mode were affected.
(boo#1009103, CVE-2016-9382)
- A malicious guest administrator could crash the host on x86 PV guests only
(boo#1009104, CVE-2016-9385)
- A malicious guest administrator could get privilege of the host emulator
process on x86 HVM guests.
(boo#1009109, CVE-2016-9381)
- A vulnerability in pygrub allowed a malicious guest administrator to obtain
the contents of sensitive host files, or even delete those files
(boo#1009111, CVE-2016-9379, CVE-2016-9380)
- A privileged guest user could cause an infinite loop in the RTL8139 ethernet
emulation to consume CPU cycles on the host, causing a DoS situation
(boo#1007157, CVE-2016-8910)
- A privileged guest user could cause an infinite loop in the intel-hda sound
emulation to consume CPU cycles on the host, causing a DoS situation
(boo#1007160, CVE-2016-8909)
- A privileged guest user could cause a crash of the emulator process on the
host by exploiting a divide by zero vulnerability of the JAZZ RC4030 chipset
emulation
(boo#1005004 CVE-2016-8667)
- A privileged guest user could cause a crash of the emulator process on the
host by exploiting a divide by zero issue of the 16550A UART emulation
(boo#1005005, CVE-2016-8669)
- A privileged guest user could cause an infinite loop in the USB xHCI
emulation, causing a DoS situation on the host
(boo#1004016, CVE-2016-8576)
- A privileged guest user could cause an infinite loop in the ColdFire Fash
Ethernet Controller emulation, causing a DoS situation on the host
(boo#1003030, CVE-2016-7908)
- A privileged guest user could cause an infinite loop in the AMD PC-Net II
emulation, causing a DoS situation on the host
(boo#1003032, CVE-2016-7909)
- Cause a reload of clvm in the block-dmmd script to avoid a blocking lvchange
call (boo#1002496)
- Also unplug SCSI disks in qemu-xen-traditional for upstream unplug protocol.
Before a single SCSI storage devices added to HVM guests could appear
multiple times in the guest.
(boo#953518)
- Fix a kernel panic / black screen when trying to boot a XEN kernel on some
UEFI firmwares
(boo#1000195)