Fedora Linux has released several updates to enhance security across various packages, specifically targeting Dokuwiki, PHPSecLib, PHP-IXR, Rust-Zincati, and Firefox. The updates include significant versions and security fixes aimed at improving stability and safety for users.
Key updates include:
1. Dokuwiki: The update to version 20240206b addresses a critical cross-site scripting vulnerability (CVE-2024-42758), which occurs when creating or editing pages within the application.
2. PHPSecLib: The PHP Secure Communications Library has been updated to version 3.0.43, ensuring the library complies with the latest security standards required for secure communications.
3. PHP-IXR: The XML-RPC library for PHP has been updated to version 1.8.4, which simplifies the implementation of web services by automating type conversions for developers.
4. Rust-Zincati: This update agent for Fedora CoreOS has been upgraded to version 0.0.30 and includes a backported patch addressing a vulnerability (CVE-2025-27512) that allowed unprivileged access to specific D-Bus methods.
5. Firefox: The web browser has been updated to version 137.0, enhancing performance and security features in line with the latest upstream releases.
These updates can be installed via the "dnf" command line tool, and all packages are signed with the Fedora Project GPG key, ensuring their authenticity and integrity. Users are encouraged to apply these updates to maintain the security of their systems.
In addition to addressing vulnerabilities, these updates reflect Fedora's commitment to providing users with the most current and secure software versions. Regular updates like these are crucial for maintaining a robust security posture in an increasingly digital environment. Users should regularly check for updates and consider enabling automatic updates to stay protected against newly discovered vulnerabilities
Key updates include:
1. Dokuwiki: The update to version 20240206b addresses a critical cross-site scripting vulnerability (CVE-2024-42758), which occurs when creating or editing pages within the application.
2. PHPSecLib: The PHP Secure Communications Library has been updated to version 3.0.43, ensuring the library complies with the latest security standards required for secure communications.
3. PHP-IXR: The XML-RPC library for PHP has been updated to version 1.8.4, which simplifies the implementation of web services by automating type conversions for developers.
4. Rust-Zincati: This update agent for Fedora CoreOS has been upgraded to version 0.0.30 and includes a backported patch addressing a vulnerability (CVE-2025-27512) that allowed unprivileged access to specific D-Bus methods.
5. Firefox: The web browser has been updated to version 137.0, enhancing performance and security features in line with the latest upstream releases.
These updates can be installed via the "dnf" command line tool, and all packages are signed with the Fedora Project GPG key, ensuring their authenticity and integrity. Users are encouraged to apply these updates to maintain the security of their systems.
In addition to addressing vulnerabilities, these updates reflect Fedora's commitment to providing users with the most current and secure software versions. Regular updates like these are crucial for maintaining a robust security posture in an increasingly digital environment. Users should regularly check for updates and consider enabling automatic updates to stay protected against newly discovered vulnerabilities
Dokuwiki, PHPSecLib, PHP-IXR, Rust-Zincati, and Firefox updates for Fedora
Fedora Linux has been updated with multiple security enhancements, which include Dokuwiki, PHPSecLib, Kissifrot-PHP-IXR, Rust-Zincati, and Firefox:
Fedora 42 Update: dokuwiki-20240206b-1.fc42
Fedora 42 Update: php-phpseclib3-3.0.43-1.fc42
Fedora 42 Update: php-kissifrot-php-ixr-1.8.4-1.fc42
Fedora 42 Update: rust-zincati-0.0.30-1.fc42
Fedora 40 Update: rust-zincati-0.0.30-1.fc40
Fedora 41 Update: firefox-137.0-2.fc41
Fedora 41 Update: rust-zincati-0.0.30-1.fc41Dokuwiki, PHPSecLib, PHP-IXR, Rust-Zincati, and Firefox updates for Fedora @ Linux Compatible
