Fedora Security Advisories

php-phpseclib-2.0.55-1.fc43

1 hour 56 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-b2ce3f8e3e Packages in this update:

php-phpseclib-2.0.55-1.fc43

Update description:

Update to v2.0.55 - contains fix for CVE-2026-44167

php-phpseclib-2.0.55-1.fc44

Fedora Security Advisories

2 hours 3 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-fac5581caa Packages in this update:

php-phpseclib-2.0.55-1.fc44

Update description:

Update to v2.0.55 - contains fix for CVE-2026-44167

coturn-4.17.2-1.el10_2

Fedora Security Advisories

19 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-f925c99de6 Packages in this update:

coturn-4.17.2-1.el10_2

Update description: Coturn 4.17.2 What's Changed

Fix outgoing UDP TTL pinned to 1 on client-facing sockets

Coturn 4.17.1

Gate merges on the more tests suites
build: Drop ginstall detection in configure
Flash before socket close

Coturn 4.17.0 Upgrade notes

Three defaults changed in this release. Read these before upgrading.

DTLS listeners are now opt-in. The server no longer starts DTLS listeners unless --dtls is given. A deployment that relied on DTLS being up by default will stop serving DTLS clients after the upgrade, without an error. The deprecated --no-dtls / --no-dtls=false spellings are still accepted and now warn.

Stateless nonce is on by default. Challenge nonces are authenticated timestamp cookies rather than a random value stored per session, so unauthenticated UDP requests are answered from the listener without allocating a session. Two consequences:

The challenge NONCE is now 24 characters instead of 16. RFC 8489 requires clients to treat it as an opaque string of up to 128 characters, so compliant clients are unaffected. --stateless-nonce=false restores the previous behaviour.
The signing key is generated per process, so a restart costs each client one 438 re-authentication round-trip, as does a retry that lands on a different instance behind a load balancer. Set --stateless-nonce-secret to the same value across a fleet to avoid both.

The default log line changed. Timestamps are ISO-8601 with millisecond precision, the thread id is gone, the field delimiter is a single space instead of :, and each record now occupies exactly one line. Log shippers and any downstream parsing will need updating; the default line is now:

2026-08-02T17:32:31.297-0700 INFO Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1

--new-log-timestamp=false restores the legacy seconds-since-start counter.

Security fixes

Three fixes in this release came through the private advisory process. Advisories are still in preparation; this section will be updated with their identifiers once they are published.

Allocation quotas could be bypassed under --mobility. An authenticated client that repeatedly created a mobility allocation and disconnected had its quota released while the allocation, its relay socket and its ticket stayed alive, letting one user hold allocations well past --user-quota / --total-quota until the relay port range was exhausted. The charge is now held until final teardown. Regression coverage: examples/run_tests_mobility_quota.sh.
DTLS allocated per-peer state before the cookie was verified. A ClientHello from an unverified (and possibly spoofed) source caused a full SSL, socket and session allocation before the source had proved return routability. The cookie exchange is now performed statelessly via DTLSv1_listen(), so an unanswered ClientHello leaves no state behind. This completes the hardening begun in 4.16.0.
EVEN-PORT with the R bit clear leaked relay ports. The odd sibling port was reserved even when the client had not asked for it and was never released, so a server would eventually refuse new allocations that requested EVEN-PORT.

Upgrading is recommended for anyone running --mobility, DTLS, or accepting EVEN-PORT allocations.

What's Changed

Free the secrets list on the get_user_key error paths
Binding stateless fastpath
Worktree stateless nonce mi fastpath
Start the DTLS listeners only when --dtls is given
Do not ask the kernel for an outgoing IP TTL of zero
Drop --simple-log where it is a no-op alongside --log-file=stdout
Fix localtime() data race in the logger
Log format: ISO-8601 timestamp by default, no thread id, space delimiter
Keep the legacy random nonce at 16 chars
Emit exactly one log line per record
Enable stateless nonce by default

coturn-4.17.2-1.fc43

Fedora Security Advisories

19 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-13e2cf6827 Packages in this update:

coturn-4.17.2-1.fc43

Update description: Coturn 4.17.2 What's Changed

Fix outgoing UDP TTL pinned to 1 on client-facing sockets

Coturn 4.17.1

Gate merges on the more tests suites
build: Drop ginstall detection in configure
Flash before socket close

Coturn 4.17.0 Upgrade notes

Three defaults changed in this release. Read these before upgrading.

DTLS listeners are now opt-in. The server no longer starts DTLS listeners unless --dtls is given. A deployment that relied on DTLS being up by default will stop serving DTLS clients after the upgrade, without an error. The deprecated --no-dtls / --no-dtls=false spellings are still accepted and now warn.

Stateless nonce is on by default. Challenge nonces are authenticated timestamp cookies rather than a random value stored per session, so unauthenticated UDP requests are answered from the listener without allocating a session. Two consequences:

The challenge NONCE is now 24 characters instead of 16. RFC 8489 requires clients to treat it as an opaque string of up to 128 characters, so compliant clients are unaffected. --stateless-nonce=false restores the previous behaviour.
The signing key is generated per process, so a restart costs each client one 438 re-authentication round-trip, as does a retry that lands on a different instance behind a load balancer. Set --stateless-nonce-secret to the same value across a fleet to avoid both.

The default log line changed. Timestamps are ISO-8601 with millisecond precision, the thread id is gone, the field delimiter is a single space instead of :, and each record now occupies exactly one line. Log shippers and any downstream parsing will need updating; the default line is now:

2026-08-02T17:32:31.297-0700 INFO Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1

--new-log-timestamp=false restores the legacy seconds-since-start counter.

Security fixes

Three fixes in this release came through the private advisory process. Advisories are still in preparation; this section will be updated with their identifiers once they are published.

Allocation quotas could be bypassed under --mobility. An authenticated client that repeatedly created a mobility allocation and disconnected had its quota released while the allocation, its relay socket and its ticket stayed alive, letting one user hold allocations well past --user-quota / --total-quota until the relay port range was exhausted. The charge is now held until final teardown. Regression coverage: examples/run_tests_mobility_quota.sh.
DTLS allocated per-peer state before the cookie was verified. A ClientHello from an unverified (and possibly spoofed) source caused a full SSL, socket and session allocation before the source had proved return routability. The cookie exchange is now performed statelessly via DTLSv1_listen(), so an unanswered ClientHello leaves no state behind. This completes the hardening begun in 4.16.0.
EVEN-PORT with the R bit clear leaked relay ports. The odd sibling port was reserved even when the client had not asked for it and was never released, so a server would eventually refuse new allocations that requested EVEN-PORT.

Upgrading is recommended for anyone running --mobility, DTLS, or accepting EVEN-PORT allocations.

What's Changed

Free the secrets list on the get_user_key error paths
Binding stateless fastpath
Worktree stateless nonce mi fastpath
Start the DTLS listeners only when --dtls is given
Do not ask the kernel for an outgoing IP TTL of zero
Drop --simple-log where it is a no-op alongside --log-file=stdout
Fix localtime() data race in the logger
Log format: ISO-8601 timestamp by default, no thread id, space delimiter
Keep the legacy random nonce at 16 chars
Emit exactly one log line per record
Enable stateless nonce by default

coturn-4.17.2-1.fc44

Fedora Security Advisories

19 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-50c75def83 Packages in this update:

coturn-4.17.2-1.fc44

Update description: Coturn 4.17.2 What's Changed

Fix outgoing UDP TTL pinned to 1 on client-facing sockets

Coturn 4.17.1

Gate merges on the more tests suites
build: Drop ginstall detection in configure
Flash before socket close

Coturn 4.17.0 Upgrade notes

Three defaults changed in this release. Read these before upgrading.

DTLS listeners are now opt-in. The server no longer starts DTLS listeners unless --dtls is given. A deployment that relied on DTLS being up by default will stop serving DTLS clients after the upgrade, without an error. The deprecated --no-dtls / --no-dtls=false spellings are still accepted and now warn.

Stateless nonce is on by default. Challenge nonces are authenticated timestamp cookies rather than a random value stored per session, so unauthenticated UDP requests are answered from the listener without allocating a session. Two consequences:

The challenge NONCE is now 24 characters instead of 16. RFC 8489 requires clients to treat it as an opaque string of up to 128 characters, so compliant clients are unaffected. --stateless-nonce=false restores the previous behaviour.
The signing key is generated per process, so a restart costs each client one 438 re-authentication round-trip, as does a retry that lands on a different instance behind a load balancer. Set --stateless-nonce-secret to the same value across a fleet to avoid both.

The default log line changed. Timestamps are ISO-8601 with millisecond precision, the thread id is gone, the field delimiter is a single space instead of :, and each record now occupies exactly one line. Log shippers and any downstream parsing will need updating; the default line is now:

2026-08-02T17:32:31.297-0700 INFO Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1

--new-log-timestamp=false restores the legacy seconds-since-start counter.

Security fixes

Three fixes in this release came through the private advisory process. Advisories are still in preparation; this section will be updated with their identifiers once they are published.

Allocation quotas could be bypassed under --mobility. An authenticated client that repeatedly created a mobility allocation and disconnected had its quota released while the allocation, its relay socket and its ticket stayed alive, letting one user hold allocations well past --user-quota / --total-quota until the relay port range was exhausted. The charge is now held until final teardown. Regression coverage: examples/run_tests_mobility_quota.sh.
DTLS allocated per-peer state before the cookie was verified. A ClientHello from an unverified (and possibly spoofed) source caused a full SSL, socket and session allocation before the source had proved return routability. The cookie exchange is now performed statelessly via DTLSv1_listen(), so an unanswered ClientHello leaves no state behind. This completes the hardening begun in 4.16.0.
EVEN-PORT with the R bit clear leaked relay ports. The odd sibling port was reserved even when the client had not asked for it and was never released, so a server would eventually refuse new allocations that requested EVEN-PORT.

Upgrading is recommended for anyone running --mobility, DTLS, or accepting EVEN-PORT allocations.

What's Changed

Free the secrets list on the get_user_key error paths
Binding stateless fastpath
Worktree stateless nonce mi fastpath
Start the DTLS listeners only when --dtls is given
Do not ask the kernel for an outgoing IP TTL of zero
Drop --simple-log where it is a no-op alongside --log-file=stdout
Fix localtime() data race in the logger
Log format: ISO-8601 timestamp by default, no thread id, space delimiter
Keep the legacy random nonce at 16 chars
Emit exactly one log line per record
Enable stateless nonce by default

coturn-4.17.2-1.el8

Fedora Security Advisories

19 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-326533586c Packages in this update:

coturn-4.17.2-1.el8

Update description: Coturn 4.17.2 What's Changed

Fix outgoing UDP TTL pinned to 1 on client-facing sockets

Coturn 4.17.1

Gate merges on the more tests suites
build: Drop ginstall detection in configure
Flash before socket close

Coturn 4.17.0 Upgrade notes

Three defaults changed in this release. Read these before upgrading.

DTLS listeners are now opt-in. The server no longer starts DTLS listeners unless --dtls is given. A deployment that relied on DTLS being up by default will stop serving DTLS clients after the upgrade, without an error. The deprecated --no-dtls / --no-dtls=false spellings are still accepted and now warn.

Stateless nonce is on by default. Challenge nonces are authenticated timestamp cookies rather than a random value stored per session, so unauthenticated UDP requests are answered from the listener without allocating a session. Two consequences:

The challenge NONCE is now 24 characters instead of 16. RFC 8489 requires clients to treat it as an opaque string of up to 128 characters, so compliant clients are unaffected. --stateless-nonce=false restores the previous behaviour.
The signing key is generated per process, so a restart costs each client one 438 re-authentication round-trip, as does a retry that lands on a different instance behind a load balancer. Set --stateless-nonce-secret to the same value across a fleet to avoid both.

The default log line changed. Timestamps are ISO-8601 with millisecond precision, the thread id is gone, the field delimiter is a single space instead of :, and each record now occupies exactly one line. Log shippers and any downstream parsing will need updating; the default line is now:

2026-08-02T17:32:31.297-0700 INFO Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1

--new-log-timestamp=false restores the legacy seconds-since-start counter.

Security fixes

Three fixes in this release came through the private advisory process. Advisories are still in preparation; this section will be updated with their identifiers once they are published.

Allocation quotas could be bypassed under --mobility. An authenticated client that repeatedly created a mobility allocation and disconnected had its quota released while the allocation, its relay socket and its ticket stayed alive, letting one user hold allocations well past --user-quota / --total-quota until the relay port range was exhausted. The charge is now held until final teardown. Regression coverage: examples/run_tests_mobility_quota.sh.
DTLS allocated per-peer state before the cookie was verified. A ClientHello from an unverified (and possibly spoofed) source caused a full SSL, socket and session allocation before the source had proved return routability. The cookie exchange is now performed statelessly via DTLSv1_listen(), so an unanswered ClientHello leaves no state behind. This completes the hardening begun in 4.16.0.
EVEN-PORT with the R bit clear leaked relay ports. The odd sibling port was reserved even when the client had not asked for it and was never released, so a server would eventually refuse new allocations that requested EVEN-PORT.

Upgrading is recommended for anyone running --mobility, DTLS, or accepting EVEN-PORT allocations.

What's Changed

Free the secrets list on the get_user_key error paths
Binding stateless fastpath
Worktree stateless nonce mi fastpath
Start the DTLS listeners only when --dtls is given
Do not ask the kernel for an outgoing IP TTL of zero
Drop --simple-log where it is a no-op alongside --log-file=stdout
Fix localtime() data race in the logger
Log format: ISO-8601 timestamp by default, no thread id, space delimiter
Keep the legacy random nonce at 16 chars
Emit exactly one log line per record
Enable stateless nonce by default

coturn-4.17.2-1.el10_3

Fedora Security Advisories

19 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-172be4b944 Packages in this update:

coturn-4.17.2-1.el10_3

Update description: Coturn 4.17.2 What's Changed

Fix outgoing UDP TTL pinned to 1 on client-facing sockets

Coturn 4.17.1

Gate merges on the more tests suites
build: Drop ginstall detection in configure
Flash before socket close

Coturn 4.17.0 Upgrade notes

Three defaults changed in this release. Read these before upgrading.

DTLS listeners are now opt-in. The server no longer starts DTLS listeners unless --dtls is given. A deployment that relied on DTLS being up by default will stop serving DTLS clients after the upgrade, without an error. The deprecated --no-dtls / --no-dtls=false spellings are still accepted and now warn.

Stateless nonce is on by default. Challenge nonces are authenticated timestamp cookies rather than a random value stored per session, so unauthenticated UDP requests are answered from the listener without allocating a session. Two consequences:

The challenge NONCE is now 24 characters instead of 16. RFC 8489 requires clients to treat it as an opaque string of up to 128 characters, so compliant clients are unaffected. --stateless-nonce=false restores the previous behaviour.
The signing key is generated per process, so a restart costs each client one 438 re-authentication round-trip, as does a retry that lands on a different instance behind a load balancer. Set --stateless-nonce-secret to the same value across a fleet to avoid both.

The default log line changed. Timestamps are ISO-8601 with millisecond precision, the thread id is gone, the field delimiter is a single space instead of :, and each record now occupies exactly one line. Log shippers and any downstream parsing will need updating; the default line is now:

2026-08-02T17:32:31.297-0700 INFO Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1

--new-log-timestamp=false restores the legacy seconds-since-start counter.

Security fixes

Three fixes in this release came through the private advisory process. Advisories are still in preparation; this section will be updated with their identifiers once they are published.

Allocation quotas could be bypassed under --mobility. An authenticated client that repeatedly created a mobility allocation and disconnected had its quota released while the allocation, its relay socket and its ticket stayed alive, letting one user hold allocations well past --user-quota / --total-quota until the relay port range was exhausted. The charge is now held until final teardown. Regression coverage: examples/run_tests_mobility_quota.sh.
DTLS allocated per-peer state before the cookie was verified. A ClientHello from an unverified (and possibly spoofed) source caused a full SSL, socket and session allocation before the source had proved return routability. The cookie exchange is now performed statelessly via DTLSv1_listen(), so an unanswered ClientHello leaves no state behind. This completes the hardening begun in 4.16.0.
EVEN-PORT with the R bit clear leaked relay ports. The odd sibling port was reserved even when the client had not asked for it and was never released, so a server would eventually refuse new allocations that requested EVEN-PORT.

Upgrading is recommended for anyone running --mobility, DTLS, or accepting EVEN-PORT allocations.

What's Changed

Free the secrets list on the get_user_key error paths
Binding stateless fastpath
Worktree stateless nonce mi fastpath
Start the DTLS listeners only when --dtls is given
Do not ask the kernel for an outgoing IP TTL of zero
Drop --simple-log where it is a no-op alongside --log-file=stdout
Fix localtime() data race in the logger
Log format: ISO-8601 timestamp by default, no thread id, space delimiter
Keep the legacy random nonce at 16 chars
Emit exactly one log line per record
Enable stateless nonce by default

coturn-4.17.2-1.el9

Fedora Security Advisories

19 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-b07a912c20 Packages in this update:

coturn-4.17.2-1.el9

Update description: Coturn 4.17.2 What's Changed

Fix outgoing UDP TTL pinned to 1 on client-facing sockets

Coturn 4.17.1

Gate merges on the more tests suites
build: Drop ginstall detection in configure
Flash before socket close

Coturn 4.17.0 Upgrade notes

Three defaults changed in this release. Read these before upgrading.

DTLS listeners are now opt-in. The server no longer starts DTLS listeners unless --dtls is given. A deployment that relied on DTLS being up by default will stop serving DTLS clients after the upgrade, without an error. The deprecated --no-dtls / --no-dtls=false spellings are still accepted and now warn.

Stateless nonce is on by default. Challenge nonces are authenticated timestamp cookies rather than a random value stored per session, so unauthenticated UDP requests are answered from the listener without allocating a session. Two consequences:

The challenge NONCE is now 24 characters instead of 16. RFC 8489 requires clients to treat it as an opaque string of up to 128 characters, so compliant clients are unaffected. --stateless-nonce=false restores the previous behaviour.
The signing key is generated per process, so a restart costs each client one 438 re-authentication round-trip, as does a retry that lands on a different instance behind a load balancer. Set --stateless-nonce-secret to the same value across a fleet to avoid both.

The default log line changed. Timestamps are ISO-8601 with millisecond precision, the thread id is gone, the field delimiter is a single space instead of :, and each record now occupies exactly one line. Log shippers and any downstream parsing will need updating; the default line is now:

2026-08-02T17:32:31.297-0700 INFO Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1

--new-log-timestamp=false restores the legacy seconds-since-start counter.

Security fixes

Three fixes in this release came through the private advisory process. Advisories are still in preparation; this section will be updated with their identifiers once they are published.

Allocation quotas could be bypassed under --mobility. An authenticated client that repeatedly created a mobility allocation and disconnected had its quota released while the allocation, its relay socket and its ticket stayed alive, letting one user hold allocations well past --user-quota / --total-quota until the relay port range was exhausted. The charge is now held until final teardown. Regression coverage: examples/run_tests_mobility_quota.sh.
DTLS allocated per-peer state before the cookie was verified. A ClientHello from an unverified (and possibly spoofed) source caused a full SSL, socket and session allocation before the source had proved return routability. The cookie exchange is now performed statelessly via DTLSv1_listen(), so an unanswered ClientHello leaves no state behind. This completes the hardening begun in 4.16.0.
EVEN-PORT with the R bit clear leaked relay ports. The odd sibling port was reserved even when the client had not asked for it and was never released, so a server would eventually refuse new allocations that requested EVEN-PORT.

Upgrading is recommended for anyone running --mobility, DTLS, or accepting EVEN-PORT allocations.

What's Changed

Free the secrets list on the get_user_key error paths
Binding stateless fastpath
Worktree stateless nonce mi fastpath
Start the DTLS listeners only when --dtls is given
Do not ask the kernel for an outgoing IP TTL of zero
Drop --simple-log where it is a no-op alongside --log-file=stdout
Fix localtime() data race in the logger
Log format: ISO-8601 timestamp by default, no thread id, space delimiter
Keep the legacy random nonce at 16 chars
Emit exactly one log line per record
Enable stateless nonce by default

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.el10_3

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 1 hour ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-228f6d9832 Packages in this update:

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.el10_3

Update description:

Update to 2.119.0.

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.el9

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 1 hour ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-0698a678b9 Packages in this update:

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.el9

Update description:

Update to 2.119.0.

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.el10_2

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 1 hour ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-a9dd4148b5 Packages in this update:

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.el10_2

Update description:

Update to 2.119.0.

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.fc44

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 1 hour ago

FEDORA-2026-9f70b173c8 Packages in this update:

jfrog-cli-2.119.0-1.fc44

Update description:

Update to 2.119.0.

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.el10_3

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 14 hours ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-207774f451 Packages in this update:

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.el10_3

Update description:

chromium-151.0.7922.108 security release fix 41 CVE

CVE-2026-19137: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19138: Heap buffer overflow in CrashReporting
CVE-2026-19139: Race in CredentialProvider
CVE-2026-19140: Use after free in GPU
CVE-2026-19141: Use after free in Resources
CVE-2026-19142: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19143: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in WebAPKs
CVE-2026-19144: Use after free in HTML
CVE-2026-19145: Use after free in Translate
CVE-2026-19146: Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-19147: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19148: Out of bounds write in GPU
CVE-2026-19149: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19150: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19151: Use after free in V8
CVE-2026-19152: Inappropriate implementation in Navigation
CVE-2026-19153: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Workers
CVE-2026-19154: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19155: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19156: Heap buffer overflow in Base
CVE-2026-19157: Out of bounds write in ANGLE
CVE-2026-19158: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19159: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19160: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19161: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19162: Out of bounds write in V8
CVE-2026-19163: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19164: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Codecs
CVE-2026-19165: Use after free in Extensions
CVE-2026-19166: Use after free in Web Authentication
CVE-2026-19167: Integer overflow in GPU
CVE-2026-19168: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19169: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Contextual Tasks
CVE-2026-19170: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19171: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19172: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19173: Out of bounds write in Skia
CVE-2026-19174: Integer overflow in V8
CVE-2026-19175: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19176: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19177: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in UI

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.el10_2

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 14 hours ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-1dc4d9a0d2 Packages in this update:

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.el10_2

Update description:

chromium-151.0.7922.108 security release fix 41 CVE

CVE-2026-19137: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19138: Heap buffer overflow in CrashReporting
CVE-2026-19139: Race in CredentialProvider
CVE-2026-19140: Use after free in GPU
CVE-2026-19141: Use after free in Resources
CVE-2026-19142: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19143: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in WebAPKs
CVE-2026-19144: Use after free in HTML
CVE-2026-19145: Use after free in Translate
CVE-2026-19146: Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-19147: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19148: Out of bounds write in GPU
CVE-2026-19149: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19150: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19151: Use after free in V8
CVE-2026-19152: Inappropriate implementation in Navigation
CVE-2026-19153: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Workers
CVE-2026-19154: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19155: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19156: Heap buffer overflow in Base
CVE-2026-19157: Out of bounds write in ANGLE
CVE-2026-19158: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19159: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19160: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19161: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19162: Out of bounds write in V8
CVE-2026-19163: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19164: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Codecs
CVE-2026-19165: Use after free in Extensions
CVE-2026-19166: Use after free in Web Authentication
CVE-2026-19167: Integer overflow in GPU
CVE-2026-19168: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19169: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Contextual Tasks
CVE-2026-19170: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19171: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19172: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19173: Out of bounds write in Skia
CVE-2026-19174: Integer overflow in V8
CVE-2026-19175: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19176: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19177: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in UI

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.fc43

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 14 hours ago

FEDORA-2026-06d89684d6 Packages in this update:

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.fc43

Update description:

chromium-151.0.7922.108 security release fix 41 CVE

CVE-2026-19137: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19138: Heap buffer overflow in CrashReporting
CVE-2026-19139: Race in CredentialProvider
CVE-2026-19140: Use after free in GPU
CVE-2026-19141: Use after free in Resources
CVE-2026-19142: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19143: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in WebAPKs
CVE-2026-19144: Use after free in HTML
CVE-2026-19145: Use after free in Translate
CVE-2026-19146: Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-19147: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19148: Out of bounds write in GPU
CVE-2026-19149: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19150: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19151: Use after free in V8
CVE-2026-19152: Inappropriate implementation in Navigation
CVE-2026-19153: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Workers
CVE-2026-19154: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19155: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19156: Heap buffer overflow in Base
CVE-2026-19157: Out of bounds write in ANGLE
CVE-2026-19158: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19159: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19160: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19161: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19162: Out of bounds write in V8
CVE-2026-19163: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19164: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Codecs
CVE-2026-19165: Use after free in Extensions
CVE-2026-19166: Use after free in Web Authentication
CVE-2026-19167: Integer overflow in GPU
CVE-2026-19168: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19169: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Contextual Tasks
CVE-2026-19170: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19171: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19172: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19173: Out of bounds write in Skia
CVE-2026-19174: Integer overflow in V8
CVE-2026-19175: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19176: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19177: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in UI

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.el9

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 14 hours ago

FEDORA-EPEL-2026-59f5c53ffc Packages in this update:

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.el9

Update description:

chromium-151.0.7922.108 security release fix 41 CVE

CVE-2026-19137: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19138: Heap buffer overflow in CrashReporting
CVE-2026-19139: Race in CredentialProvider
CVE-2026-19140: Use after free in GPU
CVE-2026-19141: Use after free in Resources
CVE-2026-19142: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19143: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in WebAPKs
CVE-2026-19144: Use after free in HTML
CVE-2026-19145: Use after free in Translate
CVE-2026-19146: Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-19147: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19148: Out of bounds write in GPU
CVE-2026-19149: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19150: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19151: Use after free in V8
CVE-2026-19152: Inappropriate implementation in Navigation
CVE-2026-19153: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Workers
CVE-2026-19154: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19155: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19156: Heap buffer overflow in Base
CVE-2026-19157: Out of bounds write in ANGLE
CVE-2026-19158: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19159: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19160: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19161: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19162: Out of bounds write in V8
CVE-2026-19163: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19164: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Codecs
CVE-2026-19165: Use after free in Extensions
CVE-2026-19166: Use after free in Web Authentication
CVE-2026-19167: Integer overflow in GPU
CVE-2026-19168: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19169: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Contextual Tasks
CVE-2026-19170: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19171: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19172: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19173: Out of bounds write in Skia
CVE-2026-19174: Integer overflow in V8
CVE-2026-19175: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19176: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19177: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in UI

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.fc44

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 14 hours ago

FEDORA-2026-eebdfdf5ba Packages in this update:

chromium-151.0.7922.108-1.fc44

Update description:

chromium-151.0.7922.108 security release fix 41 CVE

CVE-2026-19137: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19138: Heap buffer overflow in CrashReporting
CVE-2026-19139: Race in CredentialProvider
CVE-2026-19140: Use after free in GPU
CVE-2026-19141: Use after free in Resources
CVE-2026-19142: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19143: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in WebAPKs
CVE-2026-19144: Use after free in HTML
CVE-2026-19145: Use after free in Translate
CVE-2026-19146: Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-19147: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19148: Out of bounds write in GPU
CVE-2026-19149: Use after free in Aura
CVE-2026-19150: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19151: Use after free in V8
CVE-2026-19152: Inappropriate implementation in Navigation
CVE-2026-19153: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Workers
CVE-2026-19154: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19155: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19156: Heap buffer overflow in Base
CVE-2026-19157: Out of bounds write in ANGLE
CVE-2026-19158: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19159: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19160: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19161: Uninitialized Use in Skia
CVE-2026-19162: Out of bounds write in V8
CVE-2026-19163: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19164: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Codecs
CVE-2026-19165: Use after free in Extensions
CVE-2026-19166: Use after free in Web Authentication
CVE-2026-19167: Integer overflow in GPU
CVE-2026-19168: Inappropriate implementation in V8
CVE-2026-19169: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Contextual Tasks
CVE-2026-19170: Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-19171: Use after free in Media
CVE-2026-19172: Use after free in Views
CVE-2026-19173: Out of bounds write in Skia
CVE-2026-19174: Integer overflow in V8
CVE-2026-19175: Use after free in Payments
CVE-2026-19176: Use after free in Skia
CVE-2026-19177: Insufficient validation of untrusted input in UI

emacs-30.2-27.fc44

Fedora Security Advisories

1 day 20 hours ago

FEDORA-2026-b4d966ae0a Packages in this update:

emacs-30.2-27.fc44

Update description:

This mitigates a vulnerability that allowed a specially crafted file to trigger execution of attacker-controlled arbitrary Emacs Lisp code immediately when the file is visited in Emacs (before the file's malicious contents are even displayed). https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=80574