Rocky Linux administrators must install critical security patches for hplip and multiple Jackson framework components across versions 8 and 9. The updates address specific vulnerabilities tracked under distinct CVE identifiers to prevent potential system exploitation.
Rocky Linux published four important security advisories addressing vulnerabilities in hplip, python3.12, python3.9, and maven:3.8. Each advisory carries a CVSS base score that details the severity of the identified flaws across Rocky Linux versions 8, 9, and 10.
Rocky Linux has released a batch of security errata advisories addressing multiple Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures across versions 8, 9, and 10. The updated packages include core system components like the kernel, python3.12, nodejs:24, and pacemaker, alongside developer tools and libraries such as git-lfs, perl-XML-LibXML, and libxml2.
Rocky Linux administrators must apply newly released RLSA-2026 security patches that address vulnerabilities across multiple core packages. The errata list covers key components including the kernel, Podman, OpenSSL, and Xorg server infrastructure for system versions 8, 9, and 10.
Rocky Linux has released multiple security errata for versions 8, 9, and 10 addressing vulnerabilities across several core packages. The updates include important severity patches for nginx, container management tools, Maven, and compat-openssl10, alongside moderate security fixes for freeipmi.
Red Hat published security advisories targeting software across multiple Red Hat Enterprise Linux platforms. The corrections address vulnerabilities in system foundations like the kernel and OpenSSL alongside desktop applications such as Firefox and Thunderbird.
Rocky Linux issued three important errata to patch security flaws and fix bugs in golang and the kernel. The first update modifies the golang package for Rocky Linux 10. The second release applies to the kernel for Rocky Linux 9, and a third patch updates golang for the same operating system version.
Rocky Linux issued four separate kernel security patches for versions 8, 9, and 10. These releases include both standard and real-time kernel builds to address multiple system vulnerabilities.
Rocky Linux has published a series of security advisories for versions 8, 9, and 10 that address vulnerabilities in core software packages. The updates cover widely used tools including Tomcat, Podman, LibreOffice, Node.js, and multiple GStreamer plugin collections.
Rocky Linux released a batch of security patches for versions 8, 9, and 10 to fix vulnerabilities in essential system software. The advisories cover critical updates for perl-HTTP-Daemon, nginx, python3.14-pip, buildah, and skopeo, plus a moderate patch for aardvark-dns. System administrators can review the Common Vulnerability Scoring System ratings for each issue to prioritize installation across their server environments.
Rocky Linux released security advisories addressing vulnerabilities in Grafana, LibreOffice, httpd, and related packages across Rocky Linux versions 8, 9, and 10. Updates for Grafana and Grafana-PCP apply to all supported branches, and version 8 includes a separate LibreOffice security patch. Version 10 users need to install fixes for httpd, mod_http2, opentelemetry-collector, rrdtool, and golang-github-openprinting-ipp-usb.
Rocky Linux has published three important errata addressing security vulnerabilities and bugs across its latest releases. The first two updates target Rocky Linux 9 by patching nodejs-packaging, nodemon, and related Node.js modules for both version 24 and version 22. The third announcement covers Rocky Linux 8 and rolls out security fixes for a wide range of container management tools, including Podman, Skopeo, runc, and networking components.
Rocky Linux administrators should apply the latest advisories covering both Rocky Linux 9 and Rocky Linux 10 distributions. The patches address moderate and important vulnerabilities across key packages including mariadb, galera, ruby, coreutils, thunderbird, and opentelemetry-collector.
Rocky Linux 8 administrators can install new security errata covering rrdtool, Thunderbird, PHP 7.4, container-tools, Ruby 2.5 and 3.3, and MariaDB 10.11. Most advisories carry an Important severity rating, with the PHP 7.4 release addressing vulnerabilities across module.libzip, php-pear, and php-pecl-xdebug, while the container-tools update patches podman, buildah, and skopeo alongside bug fixes and enhancements. The Ruby updates resolve security issues in rubygem-abrt, rubygem-bundler, and rubygem-pg components, and the MariaDB advisory fixes flaws in Judy and galera packages.
Rocky Linux released a batch of security errata addressing vulnerabilities across Rocky Linux 8 and 9 systems. The patches target a wide range of components including Ruby 3.3 and 4.0, PHP 7.4, Git LFS, container tools, glibc, giflib, and several Perl and Python modules. Each advisory carries a CVSS severity rating and lists the specific affected packages, with most classified as Important and a few rated Moderate.
Rocky Linux 8 administrators should apply three new errata packages to address security vulnerabilities, bug fixes, and performance improvements. RLSA-2026:33464 delivers a security, bug fix, and enhancement update for the MariaDB 10.11 database module. The Ruby ecosystem receives parallel patches through RLSA-2026:33514 for version 2.5 and RLSA-2026:33515 for version 3.3, covering multiple gems including mysql2, pg, abrt, bundler, bson, and mongo.
Rocky Linux published advisory RLSA-2026:30851 to push a Perl 5.32 security patch for its version 8 operating system. The release updates dozens of core Perl packages, including CPAN, JSON-PP, HTTP-Tiny, Encode, Storable, and Archive-Zip, to address reported security flaws. Administrators can review the Common Vulnerability Scoring System ratings for each affected CVE to gauge the exact risk level before deployment.
Rocky Linux issued Important security advisories for the kernel and python3.14 affecting Rocky Linux 10, alongside a Moderate RLSA for autotrace on Rocky Linux 9. The update set for Rocky Linux 8 includes lynx, autotrace, pandoc, gcc-toolset-12-binutils, libpq, and mysql:8.0, with severity ratings spanning Low to Important. Administrators managing Rocky Linux 8 environments should prioritize the Important updates for pandoc and mysql:8.0, while Moderate ratings apply to lynx, autotrace, and gcc-toolset-12-binutils.
Rocky Linux released 14 security advisories covering vulnerabilities in essential packages for Rocky Linux 8, 9, and 10 operating systems. Operators of Rocky Linux 10 need to install important patches for buildah and nginx along with moderate updates for golang. Rocky Linux 9 requires important security fixes for thunderbird, runc, containernetworking-plugins, and tigervnc, plus updates for buildah and golang. Environments on Rocky Linux 8 must apply moderate security corrections for python27, freeradius, libfastjson, and wayland to resolve reported issues.