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Linux security updates published on Thursday, October 15, 2026
Linux distributions including AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Mageia, Oracle, Red Hat, Slackware, SUSE and Ubuntu published security fixes for the kernel, browsers, libraries and network services, according to an LWN feed summary.
According to the machine-translated summary of the LWN feed, several Linux distributions published security updates on Thursday, October 15, 2026, covering components such as the kernel, browsers, libraries and network services. The text lists packages per distribution: AlmaLinux (including kernel, kernel-rt, libreoffice, nodejs:22, nodejs:24, postgresql:12, ruby:3.3 and xorg-x11-server), Debian (firefox-esr, mariadb and sogo), Fedora (exim, freerdp and python3.14), Mageia (kernel and drakx-installer-images), Oracle (curl, kernel, thunderbird, libxml2, rsyslog and others), Red Hat (firefox, ghostscript, ipa, kernel, libtiff and mariadb-connector-c), Slackware (libarchive), SUSE (bind, containerd, glibc, helm, kernel, webkit2gtk3 and several Python packages) and Ubuntu (apache2, bind9, bluez, curl, openssh, python-urllib3 and u-boot).
The summary does not describe the flaws fixed, their severity or vulnerability identifiers, so it does not allow assessing the risk of each item. To consult the original, open the LWN article cited in the source, then the official advisory of each distribution you use. To verify that a system is up to date, compare the installed version of each package with the fixed version stated in the corresponding advisory.