Mozilla Thunderbird has released updated packages for Slackware 15.0 and the current version to address multiple security vulnerabilities. The update, identified as SSA:2025-105-01, includes the upgraded version mozilla-thunderbird-128.9.2esr. This release encompasses critical security fixes and enhancements. For detailed information on the vulnerabilities addressed, users can refer to the provided links for Mozilla’s release notes and security advisories.
The updated packages can be found on the official Slackware FTP servers, thanks to contributions from the OSU Open Source Lab. Users can download the appropriate package for their architecture—either i686 or x86_64—using the provided FTP links. MD5 signatures for package verification are also included for users to ensure the integrity of their downloads.
To install the update, users should execute the upgrade command as the root user. The Slackware Linux Security Team emphasizes the importance of keeping software up-to-date to maintain system security.
In addition to the current update, users are encouraged to regularly check for new releases and security advisories to ensure their systems remain secure against evolving threats. Staying informed about software updates and vulnerabilities is crucial for maintaining a robust security posture in any computing environment
The updated packages can be found on the official Slackware FTP servers, thanks to contributions from the OSU Open Source Lab. Users can download the appropriate package for their architecture—either i686 or x86_64—using the provided FTP links. MD5 signatures for package verification are also included for users to ensure the integrity of their downloads.
To install the update, users should execute the upgrade command as the root user. The Slackware Linux Security Team emphasizes the importance of keeping software up-to-date to maintain system security.
In addition to the current update, users are encouraged to regularly check for new releases and security advisories to ensure their systems remain secure against evolving threats. Staying informed about software updates and vulnerabilities is crucial for maintaining a robust security posture in any computing environment
Mozilla Thunderbird update for Slackware
New Mozilla Thunderbird packages have been released for Slackware 15.0 and -current to address security vulnerabilities:
mozilla-thunderbird (SSA:2025-105-01)
