Mageia 10 has released an update to address security vulnerabilities in lrzip, specifically a use-after-free bug and null pointer dereference, identified as CVE-2025-15570 and CVE-2025-9396.
Fedora 43 updates .NET SDK to version 8.0.129 and Runtime to 8.0.29, addressing multiple security vulnerabilities and enhancing cross-platform application development capabilities.
Fedora 43 has released an update for .NET SDK 9.0.119 and Runtime 9.0.18, addressing multiple vulnerabilities and introducing features for cross-platform application development.
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