A security update addresses two vulnerabilities in ignition that could lead to privilege escalation and infinite loops, affecting several SUSE products, with important patching instructions provided.
SUSE Linux releases a critical update addressing six security vulnerabilities in the Linux Kernel RT, impacting various SUSE and openSUSE products, with patch instructions provided.
A critical security update for libreswan on Rocky Linux 8 is available, addressing multiple denial of service vulnerabilities and a daemon crash risk due to malformed certificates.
An important update for Grafana on Rocky Linux 8 addresses a denial of service vulnerability and includes bug fixes and enhancements, with detailed CVSS ratings available for each issue.
Debian has released an advisory for OpenJDK 11 addressing multiple vulnerabilities that could lead to denial of service and information disclosure, recommending an upgrade to version 11.0.32+9-2~deb11u1.
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