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Security updates for Tuesday

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Summary

LWN’s security‑updates roundup for Tuesday lists dozens of CVE‑related package updates across AlmaLinux 8/9/10, Debian LTS, and Fedora 45 (and a few older releases), with advisory IDs, package names and release dates.

  • The post is a plain table of security advisories – no analysis, impact discussion, or remediation guidance.
  • Covers a wide range of packages (curl, openssh, rsyslog, sudo, tomcat, etc.) but only provides identifiers and dates.

For sysadmins tracking distro security patches, the list is a handy reference, but it offers no deeper insight beyond the raw data.

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