Linuxsecurity openSUSE Leap 15.6 Govulncheck Update Addresses 104 Vulnerabilities
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openSUSE Leap 15.6 released an update for the govulncheck-vulndb, addressing 104 vulnerabilities. This update includes the addition and update of several Go CVE Numbering Authority IDs, with specific CVEs linked to known security issues. Users are advised to apply the update to mitigate potential risks.
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2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18903 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18873 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18909 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18916 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18911 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18918 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18912 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18906 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18907 published
2020-06-19
CVE-2017-18908 published
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