Ubuntu patches multiple Linux kernel flaws in USN-9022-1
The update covers USB, networking, memory management, several CPU architectures and other kernel subsystems, with no exploitation stated.
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The update covers USB, networking, memory management, several CPU architectures and other kernel subsystems, with no exploitation stated.
Two named issues can crash Fetchmail on Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04 and 20.04 LTS; the notice snippet cuts off a third finding.
USN-8964-1 addresses CVE-2022-49082 and CVE-2025-39730; Ubuntu says an attacker could possibly compromise the system.
USN-8956-1 says a remote attacker could abuse malformed compressed streams; no CVE, versions, or exploitation status are given.
Ali Firas found mishandled writes that can crash zlib or allow arbitrary code execution.
CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 can let a remote attacker run code while PHP handles requests.
Crafted PostScript or font files could bypass the sandbox or crash Ghostscript.
One bug mishandles out-of-memory cleanup; the other reuses internal request state across PHP workers.
.NET 8, 10, and 11 move to 8.0.32, 10.0.13, and 11.0.0~rc2 on the listed Ubuntu releases.
Ubuntu patched multiple Azure Linux kernel flaws that could let an attacker compromise the system.
Ubuntu fixes a Go 1.23 x/net/idna Punycode flaw that could bypass hostname access controls.
Ubuntu patched curl flaws that could leak AWS SigV4 state or proxy credentials.
Ubuntu patched Apache HTTP Server flaws that may leak data, misroute proxy requests, or allow denial of service or code execution.
Ubuntu’s USN-8927-1 patches curl flaws that may leak data or reuse the wrong network interface.
Ubuntu fixes three urllib3 flaws, including certificate validation bypass and denial-of-service bugs.
Ubuntu patched YAML-LibYAML flaws that could delete files or run code on 16.04 and 18.04 LTS.
Ubuntu's USN-8908-2 fixes a BlueZ A2DP regression that stopped Bluetooth audio devices from reconnecting automatically.
Ubuntu patches old Linux kernel flaws that leak PIDs or crash via malicious XFS and f2fs images.
Ubuntu's USN-8915-1 fixes FFmpeg flaws, including possible code execution and several denial-of-service bugs.
Ubuntu USN-8914-1 patches Punycode handling in Google Guest Agent and OS Config Agent that allowed hostname access-control bypass and privilege escalation.
Ubuntu patched libX11 flaws that let a malicious X server crash clients or possibly run code.
Ubuntu's USN-8912-1 patches Perl DBI flaws that may allow code execution or denial of service.
Ubuntu patched multiple Linux kernel OEM flaws that could let attackers compromise affected systems.
Ubuntu patched Linux kernel flaws, including AMD SEV-SNP issue CVE-2023-20585.
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