suricata-7.0.7-1.el9
Various security, performance, accuracy, and stability issues have been fixed. Note, this update is a major upgrade. Please look at the following before upgrading: https://docs.suricata.io/en/suricata-7.0.6/upgrade.html#upgrading-6-0-to-7-0
micropython-1.23.0-1.fc39
Update to 1.23.0
micropython-1.23.0-1.fc40
Update to 1.23.0
micropython-1.23.0-1.fc41
Update to 1.23.0
micropython-1.23.0-1.fc42
Automatic update for micropython-1.23.0-1.fc42.
* Thu Oct 17 2024 Charalampos Stratakis <cstratak@redhat.com> – 1.23.0-1
– Update to 1.23.0
– Security fixes for CVE-2024-8946, CVE-2024-8947, CVE-2024-8948
Resolves: rhbz#2312926, rhbz#2312923, rhbz#2312921
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