Linuxsecurity SUSE and openSUSE Address DNS Spoofing Vulnerability in Avahi
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SUSE and openSUSE have released updates to address a moderate DNS spoofing vulnerability identified as CVE-2024-52615 affecting the Avahi service. The vulnerability allows for potential DNS spoofing attacks, and users are advised to apply the patches using the recommended installation methods. The updates are applicable to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16.0 and openSUSE Leap 16.0.
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