
Ubuntu 26.10 curl checks certificate revocation; OpenSSL is next
The check uses local CRLite data via upki, so curl no longer waits on a network revocation lookup.
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The check uses local CRLite data via upki, so curl no longer waits on a network revocation lookup.
Ubuntu has left critical CVE-2026-98432 unpatched for nearly a week despite a 9.8 severity rating and available mitigation.
mkfifo can reset permissions on an existing file, and dd can hide truncation errors that corrupt data.
A local attacker with hypervisor access could use CVE-2023-20585 to corrupt SEV-SNP guest memory integrity.
USN-9027-1 covers x86, hardware monitoring, OCFS2, IPv4, Ethernet bridge, Netfilter and XFRM flaws.
USN-8952-3 corrects an incomplete fix that returned 403 errors for symlinks into directories such as /usr/share.
USN-9039-1 says an attacker could possibly use flaws in multiple kernel subsystems to compromise the system.
Two named CVEs cover memory corruption; a third issue is insecure file permissions, with no exploitation stated.
Network-stream and Matroska issues are limited to Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, and 20.04 LTS; the notice is cut off.
CVE-2026-80225 can let a remote attacker exhaust Unbound resources over TCP on listed LTS releases.
CA certificates removed from the system bundle could remain in the Java JKS keystore until this resync.
USN-9032-1 lists nine CVEs spanning GPU, bonding, F2FS, tracing, networking core, IUCV and RxRPC.
CVE-2026-46729 affects Ubuntu 14.04 LTS through 26.04 LTS; the snippet states no fixed versions.
The follow-up also restates HTTP/2 denial of service and HTTPS proxy disclosure, including CVE-2026-4271.
Remote attackers could modify data via Security and JSSE issues; one Compiler flaw needs no authentication.
Two named issues can crash Fetchmail on Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04 and 20.04 LTS; the notice snippet cuts off a third finding.
Ubuntu says opening a malicious HEIF file, by a user or automated system, could lead to arbitrary code execution.
CVE-2026-59884 affects only Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04, 18.04, and 20.04 LTS.
Ubuntu says missing maximum-size enforcement during ZDR decoding causes an out-of-bounds write in libnfs.
The notice says the issues can also crash FreeRDP; the snippet lists no CVE ids or fixed versions.
The notice also fixes CVE-2026-42533, which can let a remote attacker crash nginx or possibly run code.
USN-7230-3 restores RPKI support in FRR after regression introduced by CVE-2024-55553 fix.
The earlier fix for truncated HTTP/2 PING handling could exhaust CPU; the follow-up corrects a chunked-request regression.

CVE-2026-109518 in APT lets on-path attackers install malicious packages with root privileges via HTTP redirects and retry mishandling.
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