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Wednesday security updates for Linux distributions
Linux distributions published security updates for numerous packages, including kernel, OpenSSH, Sudo, Firefox, Chromium, Docker and network components, according to the translated summary of the LWN feed.
According to the translated summary of the LWN feed, Linux distributions published security updates for numerous packages on the same Wednesday. The text cites, among others, kernel, OpenSSH, Sudo, Firefox, Chromium, Docker and network components. The list by distribution includes AlmaLinux (bind, dovecot, freerdp, kernel, mariadb-connector-c, mod_auth_openidc, nodejs22, sudo and vim), Debian (node-shell-quote, puma, rails, ruby-jwt and suricata-update), Fedora (chromium, cockpit, freerdp, httpd, golang-x-mod, python3.14, python3.15, rocq, tesseract, among others), Mageia (srt and tor), Oracle (freerdp, kernel, libpcap, sudo and vim), Red Hat (expat and grafana), Slackware (openssh), SUSE (chromium, docker-stable, firefox, jupyter-jupyterlab, tomcat, tomcat10, tomcat11, valkey and others) and Ubuntu (linux in several variants, freerdp3, freetype, golang, redis, sg3-utils, tesseract and u-boot). The text gives no individual description of the flaws, severity or dates for each fix. For that information, consult each distribution's notes, which are the official source. To verify, confirm the installed version of each affected package and apply updates from your distribution's official channel.