Linuxsecurity Rocky Linux Qt5 Vulnerabilities Lead to Remote Attack Risks
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- •Rocky Linux 9 users must update to address moderate buffer vulnerabilities in Qt5.
- •The vulnerabilities could allow remote attacks, emphasizing the need for immediate patching.
- •Multiple packages are affected, including python-pyqt5-sip and qt5-qtmultimedia.
Rocky Linux has released updates addressing multiple vulnerabilities in the Qt5 framework, specifically for Rocky Linux 9. These vulnerabilities include moderate buffer over-read and buffer overflow issues, which could potentially allow remote attackers to exploit the affected systems. The updates cover a wide range of packages, including python-pyqt5-sip, qt5-qtdoc, and qt5-qtmultimedia, among others. Affected systems are primarily those running Rocky Linux 9. The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) scores for these vulnerabilities indicate a moderate severity level. Users are advised to apply the updates promptly to mitigate risks. Specific CVEs related to these vulnerabilities have not been disclosed in the articles. The updates were published on June 25, 2026.
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