Linuxsecurity Oracle Linux Vulnerabilities Allow Admin Control via Chained Flaws
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- •Two critical vulnerabilities in Oracle Linux allow admin control via FreeRDP and GStreamer.
- •CVE-2026-55193 and CVE-2026-85150 require immediate patching to mitigate risks.
- •Affected systems include multiple versions of Oracle Linux and associated packages.
Oracle Linux has released important fixes for two vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-55193 and CVE-2026-85150, affecting FreeRDP and GStreamer respectively. CVE-2026-55193, published on 2026-08-19, allows attackers to gain admin control through chained flaws related to RPC gateway checks. CVE-2026-85150, published on 2026-09-03, involves a crash in RTSP authentication credential parsing, also enabling potential admin access. Both vulnerabilities affect multiple versions of Oracle Linux and associated packages. Users are urged to check their versions and apply the necessary updates immediately. The vulnerabilities have been classified as important and moderate, respectively, indicating a significant risk to affected systems. The patches are available for various architectures, including x86_64 and aarch64.
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