Fedora Linux has released important security updates for its system, specifically addressing vulnerabilities in Firefox, TigerVNC, and Libtpms. The updates are as follows:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) has recently rolled out a series of updates aimed at enhancing security across various components, including osbuild-composer, weldr-client, kernel, OpenShift Container Platform, and Apache Camel. These updates address vulnerabilities and improve overall system performance.

Oracle Linux has released a series of significant security updates and bug fixes, enhancing the overall stability and security of the operating system. Key updates include:

SUSE Linux has rolled out several important security updates addressing vulnerabilities in various software packages, specifically perl-File-Find-Rule, GIMP, and the Linux Kernel.

Summary of Recent Ubuntu Updates:

Debian GNU/Linux has released a series of important security updates for its software packages, specifically targeting Xorg-Server and Commons-Beanutils for Debian 11, as well as Firefox-ESR and Libxml2 for Debian 12.

Oracle Linux has recently received a series of important updates focused on enhancing security across several software components. Key updates include enhancements to libblockdev, TigerVNC, xorg-x11-server, Samba, Firefox, and various Perl modules, addressing vulnerabilities that could impact system integrity and user security.

Slackware Linux has recently rolled out security updates for both the Firefox web browser and the libssh library. The updates address critical security vulnerabilities and enhance the overall performance of these applications.

KDE has released a bugfix update for Plasma 6.4, now versioned 6.4.1. This update includes various feature enhancements and corrections, consisting of a week's worth of new translations and fixes contributed by KDE developers. Although the bug fixes are generally minor, they are crucial in addressing numerous issues across various components such as Discover, ApplicationPage, UpdatesPage, SearchField, and many others.

AnduinOS, a Windows 11-inspired operating system, has recently released three updates: versions 1.1.6, 1.2.6, and 1.3.3. Each of these builds focuses on enhancing accessibility, adding new features, and fixing issues to improve user experience.

SUSE Linux has released important security updates for several components, specifically icu, pam-config, and python311, identified by the announcement IDs SUSE-SU-2025:02079-1, SUSE-SU-2025:02080-1, and SUSE-SU-2025:02089-1 respectively. Each update addresses critical vulnerabilities and ensures that systems remain secure.

Debian GNU/Linux has recently released critical security updates for several packages, including DCMTK, Traffic Server, Nginx, and Symfony. These updates aim to address vulnerabilities that could pose risks to system security.

Ubuntu has recently released security updates addressing vulnerabilities in Gnuplot and various Linux kernel versions.

Rocky Linux has recently received important updates, particularly in the areas of Ruby and EDK2, aimed at improving security and functionality.

Fedora Linux has released a series of security updates for various packages, particularly version 41 and 42. Key updates include:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) has received a comprehensive set of security updates aimed at enhancing system security and stability. These updates include critical patches for various components such as the kernel, kernel-rt, iputils, mod_proxy_cluster, libarchive, krb5, perl-File-Find-Rule, rhc, qt5-qtbase, gimp, OpenShift Container Platform 4.19.1, qt6-qtbase, emacs, and the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP) versions 7.1.11 and 7.3.14. The updates address vulnerabilities that have been classified with varying degrees of severity, primarily rated as "Moderate" or "Important".

Ubuntu Linux has implemented a series of crucial updates to address security vulnerabilities across several components, including Botan, GSS NTLMSSP, Apache Log4j, the Linux kernel, and Fig2dev. These updates are vital for maintaining system integrity and addressing potential threats that could compromise user data and system functionality.

Debian GNU/Linux has released several important security updates across multiple versions, including Debian 8 (Jessie), Debian 10 (Buster), Debian 11 (Bullseye), and Debian 12 (Bookworm). The updates primarily focus on enhancing security for packages such as node-send, auto-apt-proxy, gdk-pixbuf, DNSSEC trust anchors, xorg-server, and python-django.

SUSE Linux has released several important security updates as of June 2025, addressing vulnerabilities in Python 311, gstreamer-plugins-good, and the overall distribution.

Fedora Linux has recently rolled out updates for several critical packages, including glibc, optipng, and mingw-glib2, aimed at enhancing security and functionality across its platforms.