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An update that solves four vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves four vulnerabilities can now be installed.
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Linux developers have fixed an SELinux flaw that could allow a program to make a mapped file executable after SELinux had blocked direct execution.
An update that solves eight vulnerabilities can now be installed.
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An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
An update that solves five vulnerabilities can now be installed.
