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Fedora Cloud SQL Proxy Security Updates for 2025

First seen 1 Jan 2026, 10:20 UTC • Linuxsecurity

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Fedora has issued critical security updates for the Cloud SQL Proxy, which allows users to connect to Second Generation Cloud SQL databases without manual IP whitelisting or SSL certificate management. These updates address vulnerabilities identified in the software, affecting users who rely on this proxy for database connections.

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Attack Flow

9 entities, 13 inferred relationships (STIX 2.1).

Organization (1)

Fedora

Vulnerability (6)

CVE-2025-47906
CVE-2025-47910
CVE-2025-58185
CVE-2025-58188
CVE-2025-58189
CVE-2025-61723

Affected Platform (2)

Cloud SQL Proxy
Fedora 43

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CVE-2025-47906 targets Cloud SQL Proxy
CVE-2025-47906 targets Fedora 43
CVE-2025-47910 targets Cloud SQL Proxy
CVE-2025-47910 targets Fedora 43
CVE-2025-58185 targets Cloud SQL Proxy
CVE-2025-58185 targets Fedora 43
CVE-2025-58188 targets Cloud SQL Proxy
CVE-2025-58188 targets Fedora 43
CVE-2025-58189 targets Cloud SQL Proxy
CVE-2025-58189 targets Fedora 43
CVE-2025-61723 targets Cloud SQL Proxy
CVE-2025-61723 targets Fedora 43
CVE-2025-47906 related to Fedora

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Fedora Skopeo Security Fix for CVE-2025-58189 and CVE-2025-61725 Critical CVE-2026-11332 Affects Fedora Ansible-Core Versions Critical Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in pyOpenSSL Requires Immediate Action Fedora Coturn Security Bypass Vulnerabilities Addressed in Recent Updates Multiple Fedora Rust Packages Vulnerable to libgit2 Security Flaws Oracle Linux Kernel ptrace Vulnerability CVE-2026-46333 Disclosed

Fedora Cloud SQL Proxy Security Updates for 2025

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