Fedora Security Advisories

- security: a vCard nested more than 16 deep is refused before Text::VCardFast sees it (its parser recurses in C once per BEGIN: tens of thousands of levels killed the process) - a backslash in a parameter value is dropped: RFC 6350 gives it no meaning there, but Text::VCardFast reads \; \: \" as escapes, and a SORT-AS or TZ ending in one made the card unreadable - add t/hostile.t - patching a card with a large folded property (a PHOTO) is several times faster: its lines are split with one match per logical line

0.06 2026-11-07

- writing is deterministic: the same Card gives the same bytes in every process. Text::VCardFast's hash2vcard wrote parameters in Perl's hash order, so every save of an unchanged contact had a new CardDAV ETag. The module now writes content lines itself, with parameters in a fixed order (PROP-ID, VALUE, TYPE, PREF, then by name), folded at 75 octets without splitting a character or an escape; Text::VCardFast is still the parser - add t/deterministic.t - a conversion keeps its counters in a context made for that call, not in package variables. An id allocated to a property without PROP-ID skips every PROP-ID the vCard has, so EMAIL;PROP-ID=1 and an unnumbered EMAIL no longer both become emails{1}, one lost. A label group allocated by patch_vcard skips every group the original vCard has, so a new label no longer takes item1 from a property that already has one - patch_vcard patches the original line by line instead of re-serialising the whole vCard: a line for an entry the change does not touch keeps its bytes, group, folding and place, as does every line JSContact cannot represent. A changed entry is written over its own line, keeping its group, the parameters the reader does not interpret and the TYPE values it does not map; a removed entry takes its line, its label and the rest of its group with it; a new entry goes after the lines of the same map. Labels are patched for every property the reader labels, Apple addresses keep X-ABADR/GEO/TZ in their group, an Apple relation change is written as its X-ABLabel, and X-ABDATE and X-SOCIALPROFILE keep their names - patch_vcard keeps a vCard 3 card vCard 3: lines patched into it have no PROP-ID, TYPE=pref for PREF=1, ENCODING=b for an inline data: URI, X-SERVICE-TYPE/X-USER, Apple's X-ADDRESSBOOKSERVER-KIND/-MEMBER, X- forms of the other vCard 4 parameters (which the reader now also reads) and 1604 for a date without a year - UTF-8: a vCard is decoded once, before parsing, so every value is characters (the ORG name, EMAIL, CATEGORIES, IMPP, RELATED and several parameters were left as bytes and double-encoded when written), and patch_vcard returns bytes for bytes and characters for characters instead of splicing characters into bytes - jscontact_to_vcard($card, original => $vcard) writes the Card as a patch of the vCard it was read from, reading the old Card from $vcard itself, so a caller no longer has to keep (and not touch) the Card it first read; an unparseable original gives a new vCard, as without original. patch_vcard still works - add t/original.t - several values of one N or ADR component, and the keywords in CATEGORIES, are written as a list (comma-separated) instead of one value with its commas escaped; a comma inside one value is still escaped - a TEL whose number is a URI (tel:...) is written with VALUE=uri, so it is not escaped as TEXT (tel:+1-555\;ext=5); in a vCard 3 patch it is written as a phone number - a RELATED that is free text, not a URI, is written with VALUE=text

0.05 2026-11-07

- JSContact version 2.0 (RFC 9982): vcard_to_jscontact writes version "2.0", and a vCard without UID gives a Card without uid instead of one with a random uuid (which changed on every conversion, so nothing could refer to it); jscontact_to_vcard already wrote no UID for a Card without uid - write URI values (PHOTO, MEMBER, URL, ...) unescaped - read a vCard 3 inline photo once, including one whose TYPE is a list; skip a Media with no uri instead of writing an empty PHOTO - add t/rfc9982.t

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc44

Fedora Security Advisories

8 hours 47 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-5a90f8090a Packages in this update:

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc44

Update description:

Security fixes for CVE-2026-12345, CVE-2026-19445, CVE-2026-19553

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc45

Fedora Security Advisories

8 hours 47 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-eaec9934c0 Packages in this update:

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc45

Update description:

Security fixes for CVE-2026-12345, CVE-2026-19445, CVE-2026-19553

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc43

Fedora Security Advisories

8 hours 47 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-848bbd442b Packages in this update:

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc43

Update description:

Security fixes for CVE-2026-12345, CVE-2026-19445, CVE-2026-19553

aws-26.0.0-6.fc45

Fedora Security Advisories

9 hours 16 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-e4e90c5ff2 Packages in this update:

aws-26.0.0-6.fc45

Update description:

This is a backported fix for the path traversal vulnerability AWS-0175.

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc46

Fedora Security Advisories

10 hours 34 minutes ago

FEDORA-2026-614b6429cb Packages in this update:

python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc46

Update description:

Automatic update for python3.6-3.6.15-60.fc46.

Changelog * Tue Oct 27 2026 Lumír Balhar <lbalhar@redhat.com> - 3.6.15-60 - Security fixes for CVE-2026-12345, CVE-2026-19445, CVE-2026-19553 Resolves: rhbz#2547342, rhbz#2545939, rhbz#2546325 * Thu Jul 16 2026 Fedora Release Engineering <releng@fedoraproject.org> - 3.6.15-59 - Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_45_Mass_Rebuild