Fedora Security Advisories

• sudo-1.9.17-18.p2.fc45

Fix for CVE-2026-96512

• openvpn-2.7.8-1.el10_4

Update to upstream 2.7.8 release

• xorg-x11-server-Xwayland-24.1.14-1.fc44

Update to xwayland 24.1.14 CVE fix for: CVE-2026-88812, CVE-2026-93515, CVE-2026-93516 CVE-2026-93517, CVE-2026-93518, CVE-2026-93519, CVE-2026-93520, CVE-2026-93521, CVE-2026-93522, CVE-2026-93523, CVE-2026-93524, CVE-2026-93536

• xorg-x11-server-Xwayland-24.1.14-1.fc45

Update to xwayland 24.1.14 CVE fix for: CVE-2026-88812, CVE-2026-93515, CVE-2026-93516 CVE-2026-93517, CVE-2026-93518, CVE-2026-93519, CVE-2026-93520, CVE-2026-93521, CVE-2026-93522, CVE-2026-93523, CVE-2026-93524, CVE-2026-93536

• jfrog-cli-2.126.0-1.el9

Update to 2.126.0.

• jfrog-cli-2.126.0-1.el10_2

Update to 2.126.0.

• jfrog-cli-2.126.0-1.el10_3

Update to 2.126.0.

• jfrog-cli-2.126.0-1.el10_4

Update to 2.126.0.

• jfrog-cli-2.126.0-1.fc45

Update to 2.126.0.

• jfrog-cli-2.126.0-1.fc44

Update to 2.126.0.

• openvpn-2.7.8-1.fc45

Update to upstream 2.7.8 release

• openvpn-2.7.8-1.fc44

Update to upstream 2.7.8 release

• curl-8.15.0-11.fc43

• fix secure cookie attribute bypass with tab (CVE-2026-80255)
• fix OpenSSL provider use-after-free (CVE-2026-80229)

• wordpress-6.9.10-1.el9

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team

• wordpress-6.9.10-1.fc44

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team

• wordpress-6.9.10-1.fc43

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team

• wordpress-6.9.10-1.el10_2

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team

• wordpress-7.1.3-1.fc45

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team

• wordpress-7.1.3-1.el10_4

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team

• wordpress-7.1.3-1.el10_3

Security updates included in this release

• A stored XSS on the Comments administration page, exploitable via pending comments, reported by Thomas Chauchefoin at Trail of Bits
• A DoS issue in the WP_Http::make_absolute_url() method, reported by Anthropic
• A second-Order SQL injection in WordPress WXR export, reported by Anthropic
• A weakness allowing Author role users to sticky posts, reported by Anthropic
• Unauthenticated disclosure of comments on private & unpublished posts, reported by Ananda Dhakal from Patchstack
• Imgur embeds are vulnerable to XSS, reported by Zhengyu Liu, Jingcheng Yang, and Gavin Zhong
• Forgeable parameters passed to the {status}_{type} hook can lead to action name collision, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress security team