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Canonical has released a new Linux kernel security update for all supported Ubuntu releases to address up to 20 vulnerabilities. All users are urged to update their systems as soon as possible.
Canonical releases new Linux kernel security update for Ubuntu 20.10 and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS systems running Linux kernel 5.8 to address a single vulnerability on all supported architectures. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible.
Debian Project releases new Linux kernel security update for Debian GNU/Linux 10 “Buster” operating system series to address 11 security vulnerabilities. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible!
New Linux kernel vulnerabilities were patched in all supported Ubuntu releases today, along with a kernel regression caused by a previous update. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible!
Canonical published yet another security update to address a Linux kernel vulnerability affecting all supported Ubuntu releases. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible!
New NVIDIA graphics drivers vulnerabilities have been patched in all supported Ubuntu releases. Users are urged to update as soon as possible!
Canonical published a set of new Linux kernel security updates for all supported Ubuntu Linux releases to address several vulnerabilities. All Ubuntu users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible!
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and CentOS 7 users receive an important Linux kernel security update that addresses 7 security vulnerabilities and numerous other issues. All users are urged to update their systems immediately!
Canonical released major Ubuntu kernel security updates to address up to 14 security vulnerabilities in all supported Ubuntu Linux releases. All users are urged to update their systems immediately!
CentOS Linux 7 users receive patches for latest Intel CPU security vulnerabilities. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible.
Canonical reverts the Intel Microcode firmware update for Tiger Lake systems on all supported Ubuntu releases due to a regression causing boot failures. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible.
Canonical published a new version of the Intel Microcode firmware for all supported Ubuntu releases to address latest security vulnerabilities. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible.
The Ubuntu 20.10 (Groovy Gorilla) operating system received its very first Linux kernel security update to address two vulnerabilities affecting the Linux 5.8 kernel. All users must update their systems as soon as possible.
Ubuntu and Debian receive new Linux kernel patches for several Bluetooth remote code execution vulnerabilities and other security threats. All users are urged to update their installations immediately!
Canonical published new Ubuntu kernel security updates to address a total of 10 vulnerabilities on all supported Ubuntu Linux releases. All users are urged to update their installations as soon as possible!
Canonical has released a new Linux kernel security update for all supported Ubuntu releases to address a single security vulnerability. All users are urged to update their systems as soon as possible.
Canonical has released an important Linux kernel update for all supported Ubuntu releases to address a total of 17 security vulnerabilities. All users are urged to update their systems as soon as possible.
TweetShareCanonical published today a new Linux kernel security update for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS systems running the Linux 4.4 kernel packages to address two security vulnerabilities. …
The Debian Project and Canonical released fixes for recent boot failure issues reported by Debian and Ubuntu users after applying the latest GRUB2 patches that mitigate the BootHole vulnerability and other flaws. Update now!
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and CentOS Linux 7 operating system series received an important Linux kernel security and bug fix update. All users are urged to patch their systems as soon as possible.
