Linuxsecurity Fedora 42 Advisory: Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in MariaDB 11.8.5
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A remote code execution vulnerability has been identified in MariaDB version 11.8.5, which affects users of Fedora 42. The advisory highlights the risks associated with this community-developed SQL database server, prompting users to update to mitigate potential threats.
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