Linuxsecurity Fedora Django Framework Security Fixes Released
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Fedora has released critical security updates for the Django framework addressing multiple vulnerabilities. The updates include fixes for CVE-2025-13473, CVE-2025-14550, and CVE-2026-1207, which involve issues such as username enumeration and potential denial-of-service attacks. Affected users are encouraged to update to the latest versions to mitigate these risks.
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2026-02-03
CVE-2025-13473 published
2026-02-03
CVE-2025-14550 published
2026-02-03
CVE-2026-1207 published
2026-02-03
CVE-2026-1285 published
2026-02-03
CVE-2026-1287 published
2026-02-03
CVE-2026-1312 published
2026-02-28
Security updates announced for Fedora 42 and 43
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