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Friday security updates across Linux distributions and packages
Distributions including AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Mageia, Oracle, Red Hat, SUSE and Ubuntu published security updates for several packages, according to the LWN feed record dated 23 October 2026. The source lists the affected packages per distribution.
Public summary of security updates published on a Friday, 23 October 2026, as recorded by Radar. The original text is a machine translation of the LWN feed content and lists packages updated by each distribution: AlmaLinux (such as buildah, expat, grafana, httpd, openssh and php), Debian (such as chromium, clamav, linux-6.12 and webkit2gtk), Fedora (such as bind9-next, knot-resolver and vlc), Mageia (such as golang, jq and sudo), Oracle (such as openssh, postgresql:16 and xorg-x11-server-Xwayland), Red Hat (ca-certificates and opentelemetry-collector), SUSE (such as firefox, coreutils, podman and thunderbird) and Ubuntu (such as openvpn, python-tornado and zlib). The source does not give vulnerability identifiers, severity or fixed versions, so this summary does not add them.
To verify, consult the LWN feed named in the original text, then the official advisories of each distribution your organization uses, checking package versions and identifiers before applying any update.
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