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SUSE-SU-2025:20504-1

Security update 5.0.5 for Multi-Linux Manager Client Tools, Salt and Salt Bundle

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Beschreibung

This update fixes the following issues: golang-github-prometheus-node_exporter: - Security issues fixed: - CVE-2025-22870: Prevent a matching of hosts against proxy patterns to improperly treat an IPv6 zone ID as a hostname component (bsc#1238686) - Other bugs fixed: - Fixed Darwin memory leak - pressure: Fix missing IRQ on older kernels salt, venv-salt-minion: - Security issues fixed: - CVE-2024-38822: Fixed Minion token validation (bsc#1244561) - CVE-2024-38823: Fixed server vulnerability to replay attacks when not using a TLS encrypted transport (bsc#1244564) - CVE-2024-38824: Fixed directory traversal vulnerability in recv_file method (bsc#1244565) - CVE-2024-38825: Fixed salt.auth.pki module authentication issue (bsc#1244566) - CVE-2025-22240: Fixed arbitrary directory creation or file deletion with GitFS (bsc#1244567) - CVE-2025-22236: Fixed Minion event bus authorization bypass (bsc#1244568) - CVE-2025-22241: Fixed the use of un-validated input in the VirtKey class (bsc#1244570) - CVE-2025-22237: Fixed exploitation of the 'on demand' pillar functionality (bsc#1244571) - CVE-2025-22238: Fixed the master's default cache vulnerability to a directory traversal attack (bsc#1244572) - CVE-2025-22239: Fixed the arbitrary event injection on the Salt Master (bsc#1244574) - CVE-2025-22242: Fixed a Denial of Service vulnerability through file read operation (bsc#1244575) - CVE-2025-47287: Fixed a Denial of Service vulnerability in Tornado logging behavior (bsc#1243268) - Other bugs fixed: - Added subsystem filter to udev.exportdb (bsc#1236621) - Added `minion_legacy_req_warnings` option to avoid noisy warnings - Fixed Ubuntu 24.04 edge-case test failures - Fixed refresh of osrelease and related grains on Python 3.10+ - Fixed issue requiring proper Python flavor for dependencies - Require M2Crypto version 0.44.0 or higher - venv-salt-minion: Fixed bundle path in pyvenv.cfg uyuni-tools: - Version 0.1.31-0: - Added the info message about End User License Agreement - Don't migrate py2*-compat-salt.conf files (bsc#1240626) - Check for restorecon before using it (bsc#1240698) - Adjust the distro path in cobbler files after migration (bsc#1238929) - Added mgradm support ptf podman --pullPolicy flag (bsc#1236877) - Support: don't dump files in bound folders (bsc#1243297) - Cleanup host supportconfig files (bsc#1242174) - During migration, check if backup already exists (bsc#1243105) - Removed SHM size limits from all containers (bsc#1243274) - Don't migrate /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/cobbler.conf - Fixed migration --prepare for autoinstallable distributions (bsc#1243802) - Skip instalation if the server is already set up (bsc#1238849) - Bumped the default image tag to 5.0.5

Betroffene Pakete und behobene Versionen

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SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro 6.0python311-salt, salt, salt-master und 2 weitere3006.0-13.1
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro 6.0python311-salt3006.0-13.1
SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro 6.0salt3006.0-13.1
SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro 6.0salt-master3006.0-13.1
SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro 6.0salt-minion3006.0-13.1
SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro 6.0salt-transactional-update3006.0-13.1

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