Update to 66.0.3359.181. Security fix for CVE-2018-6085 CVE-2018-6086 CVE-2018-6087 CVE-2018-6088 CVE-2018-6089 CVE-2018-6090 CVE-2018-6091 CVE-2018-6092 CVE-2018-6093 CVE-2018-6094 CVE-2018-6095 CVE-2018-6096 CVE-2018-6097 CVE-2018-6098 CVE-2018-6099 CVE-2018-6100 CVE-2018-6101 CVE-2018-6102 CVE-2018-6103 CVE-2018-6104 CVE-2018-6105 CVE-2018-6106 CVE-2018-6107 CVE-2018-6108 CVE-2018-6109 CVE-2018-6110 CVE-2018-6111 CVE-2018-6112 CVE-2018-6113 CVE-2018-6114 CVE-2018-6116 CVE-2018-6117 CVE-2018-6118 CVE-2018-6121 CVE-2018-6122 CVE-2018-6120
Update to Chromium 65. For EPEL7, it has been a long time since a successful build has been possible, so this will fix a LOT of CVEs.
CVE-2017-15396 CVE-2017-15407 CVE-2017-15408 CVE-2017-15409 CVE-2017-15410 CVE-2017-15411 CVE-2017-15412 CVE-2017-15413 CVE-2017-15415 CVE-2017-15416 CVE-2017-15417 CVE-2017-15418 CVE-2017-15419 CVE-2017-15420 CVE-2017-15422 CVE-2018-6056 CVE-2018-6406 CVE-2018-6057 CVE-2018-6058 CVE-2018-6059 CVE-2018-6060 CVE-2018-6061 CVE-2018-6062 CVE-2018-6063 CVE-2018-6064 CVE-2018-6065 CVE-2018-6066 CVE-2018-6067 CVE-2018-6068 CVE-2018-6069 CVE-2018-6070 CVE-2018-6071
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This update has been submitted for testing by spot.
This update has obsoleted chromium-65.0.3325.181-1.fc26, and has inherited its bugs and notes.
This update has been pushed to testing.
Hello spot, The releases for Fedora 28, 27 and EPEL 7 seem to to fix the same issues however the release for Fedora 26 seems to fix more, is this right? I am confused as the previous fedora release was chromium-65.0.3325.181-1.fc26 just like for Fedora 27, 28 and EPEL 7.
This update has reached 7 days in testing and can be pushed to stable now if the maintainer wishes