Linuxsecurity Fedora 43 radsecproxy 1.11.4 Bug Fixes Released
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- •Fedora 43 released radsecproxy version 1.11.4 on August 10, 2026.
- •The update addresses critical bugs that could lead to system crashes and configuration errors.
- •Users should upgrade using 'dnf' to ensure system security and stability.
On August 10, 2026, Fedora released version 1.11.4 of radsecproxy, addressing multiple bugs. The update fixes a potential crash due to large rewrites, improves Message-Authenticator verification for CoA/Disconnect-Request, and corrects configuration check errors. Additionally, it resolves issues with DtlsVersion configuration and MS-MPPE size/alignment checks. Users are advised to upgrade to mitigate risks associated with these vulnerabilities. The update can be installed via the 'dnf' package manager. This advisory affects all users of Fedora systems utilizing radsecproxy. The specific bug fixes are documented under Bug #2513031.
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