Linuxsecurity Critical SQL Injection Vulnerability in Fedora's python-asyncmy Driver
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A significant SQL injection vulnerability has been identified in the python-asyncmy driver used in Fedora 42 and 44. This vulnerability, cataloged as CVE-2025-65896, was published on December 2, 2025, and affects users relying on this driver for MySQL/MariaDB operations. An upstream security and bugfix release has been issued to address this issue.
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2025-12-02
CVE-2025-65896 published
2026-03-07
Security updates released for Fedora 42 and 44
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