SUSE has released a significant kernel update for SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP5, addressing 110 vulnerabilities, marking it as the largest patch of the day. Critical updates were issued for the idm:DL1 identity-management module on RHEL 8 and Rocky Linux 8, while Oracle's critical patch focused on 389-ds-base for Oracle Linux 7. Debian targeted browser vulnerabilities, closing 59 CVEs in firefox-esr and 37 in Chromium, while also addressing issues in MariaDB and GStreamer plugins. Ubuntu issued three updates, notably an Azure kernel patch for 16.04 LTS that requires a reboot, and additional updates for Go and RabbitMQ across various versions
Linux Security Roundup: SUSE Kernel Patches 110 CVEs, RHEL and Rocky Hit with Critical Identity Patch
SUSE just closed 110 vulnerabilities in a single SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP5 kernel update, the biggest single bump of the day. The week's only Critical ratings both point at the idm:DL1 identity-management module on RHEL 8 and Rocky Linux 8, with Oracle's lone Critical landing on 389-ds-base for OL7. Debian spent most of its bullets on browsers, shutting roughly 59 CVEs in firefox-esr and 37 in Chromium, while Oracle leaned on raw volume across its kernel and Thunderbird updates. Ubuntu wrapped up with three notices, including a reboot-required Azure kernel change on 16.04 LTS and a 12-issue RabbitMQ fix spanning 16.04 through 26.04.
