Linuxsecurity SUSE Issues Security Advisories for libheif and ImageMagick Vulnerabilities
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- •SUSE released critical updates for libheif and ImageMagick on September 29, 2026.
- •The updates address multiple vulnerabilities, including CVE-2020-6851 and CVE-2026-62343.
- •CISA confirms exploitation of related Linux firewall vulnerabilities.
On September 29, 2026, SUSE released important security updates for libheif and ImageMagick, addressing multiple vulnerabilities. The libheif update resolves issues including heap out-of-bounds reads and a heap-use-after-free vulnerability, with CVE-2020-6851 being notable. The ImageMagick update fixes several heap buffer over-writes and memory leaks, including CVE-2026-62343 and CVE-2026-86420. Both advisories highlight potential exploitation risks, with CISA confirming exploitation of a Linux firewall flaw. Users of SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 15 SP7, Server 15 SP7, and other related systems are urged to apply the updates. The vulnerabilities could lead to severe impacts, including denial of service and memory corruption. The updates were released shortly after the vulnerabilities were disclosed, indicating a proactive response from SUSE.
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