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• wordpress-7.1.4-1.fc45

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• wordpress-6.9.11-1.el10_2

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• wordpress-7.1.4-1.el10_3

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• wordpress-6.9.11-1.fc44

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• wordpress-6.9.11-1.fc43

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• wordpress-6.9.11-1.el9

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• wordpress-7.1.4-1.el10_4

Security updates included in this release

• A weakness in the WordPress upgrade process which can lead to remote code execution during the upgrade window, reported by Umut Bayram.
• A stored XSS with specially crafted block markup, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• Privacy Data Removal Requests can be created in a way that leads to stored XSS, reported by Anthropic.
• Multiple stored XSS issues in the Interactivity API independently discovered by AnC and DatNLQ from VietSunshine Cyber Security, rekter0 and Anas cherni, Marcel Karlsson (whoismarcel), and Weston Ruter, Jon Surrell, Alex Concha, and Luis Herranz of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored denial of service issue in the Interactivity API, reported by Jon Surrell of the WordPress Security Team.
• A stored XSS in Customizer selective refresh, reported by Rafie Muhammad (Awesome Motive, Inc.).
• A Stored XSS in the Categories block reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team.
• Specially crafted User Logins can lead to a stored XSS reported by Anthropic.
• Unpublished customizer changesets can be discovered by unauthenticated users, reported by Antonio Lorensius Silaban.
• A Stored XSS in Playlist and image blocks, reported by Ben Bidner of the WordPress Security Team. Stored XSS in core/comments-pagination-next and core/comments-pagination-previous blocks, reported by Alex Concha of the WordPress Security Team.
• Notes can be read by privileged users that lack access to edit the post the note is attached to, reported by Ramon of the WordPress Security Team. -An update to the bundled root certificates due to the eMudhra revocation.

• hatch-1.15.1-7.el10_2

Backport updated Python distributions from Hatch 1.18.2

The latest managed CPython interpreters for Python 3.11 and later should now distrust the compromised eMudhra/emSign intermediate CA certificates, as described in the release notes for uv 0.13.5. Both hatch and uv use python-build-standalone for their managed Python interpreters.

• sofia-sip-1.13.19-1.fc44

Upstream release 1.13.19.

Patch for out-of-bounds read in msg_multipart_parse().

• sofia-sip-1.13.19-1.fc45

Upstream release 1.13.19.

Patch for out-of-bounds read in msg_multipart_parse().

• sofia-sip-1.13.19-1.fc43

Upstream release 1.13.19.

Patch for out-of-bounds read in msg_multipart_parse().

• tor-0.4.9.15-1.el9

Update to latest upstream release

• epiphany-50.6-5.fc44

Fix CVE-2026-118598 and CVE-2026-118599

Fix for CVE-2026-18487 and CVE-2026-94291

• epiphany-51.1-4.fc45

Fix CVE-2026-118598 and CVE-2026-118599

• epiphany-49.9.1-5.fc43

Fix CVE-2026-118598 and CVE-2026-118599

Fix for CVE-2026-18487 and CVE-2026-94291

• tor-0.4.9.15-1.el10_4

Update to latest upstream release