Security updates for Tuesday
Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (curl, dpdk, glibc, kernel, nodejs-nodemon, nodejs22, nodejs24, nodejs:18, nodejs:22, patch, qt5, qt5-qtdeclarative, ruby, ruby4.0, ruby:3.3, ruby:4.0, squid:4, tomcat, util-linux, and webkit2gtk3), Debian (symfony and tomcat10), Fedora (bind, dnf5, kernel, kernel-headers, libmodulemd, maturin, perl-CGI, perl-Net-IDN-Encode, perl-Starlet,…
On Tuesday, a series of security updates were released by various Linux distributions including AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Mageia, Oracle, Slackware, SUSE, and Ubuntu. The updates covered a wide range of software packages, such as curl, dpdk, glibc, kernel, nodejs, ruby, squid, tomcat, util-linux, webkit2gtk3, symfony, and webkit2gtk3.
Additionally, Fedora updated packages like bind, dnf5, kernel, kernel-headers, libmodulemd, maturin, perl-CGI, perl-Net-IDN-Encode, perl-Starlet, python-jiter, python-pydantic-core, python-pysequoia, and python3-docs. Mageia focused on updating glibc, php-smarty, python-aiohttp, and thunderbird. Oracle addressed security issues in curl, firefox, gdb, glibc, kernel, oVirt, perl-YAML, and tesseract.
Slackware updated the krb5 package, while SUSE addressed issues in ansible-core, apr-util, aspell, dpdk22, firefox, git-bug, and glib2. Ubuntu released updates for apache2, ca-certificates, freerdp3, kernel, libgphoto2, libheif, libnfs, libsoup3, linux, linux-aws, and linux-azure.
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