Linux · Rocky Linux · Security advisory · November 14, 2026

RLSA-2026:98586: Security update for 24 packages

RLSA-2026:98586, released November 14, 2026, fixes 1 CVE across 24 products. None of them is reported as exploited. Patch Radar priority: High.

High
CVEs closed
1
None rated Critical
Exploited
0
None reported
Highest CVSS
7.1
Base score, 0 to 10
Highest EPSS
0.0019
8th percentile

Fixed package versions

ProductReleaseFixed in
NetworkManagerrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-adslrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-adsl-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-bluetoothrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-bluetooth-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-cloud-setuprocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-cloud-setup-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-config-connectivity-redhatrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-config-serverrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-debugsourcerocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-libnmrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-libnm-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-libnm-develrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-ovsrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-ovs-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-ppprocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-ppp-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-tuirocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-tui-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-wifirocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-wifi-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-wwanrocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3
NetworkManager-wwan-debuginforocky 101:1.58.0-4.el10_3

CVEs this fix closes

PriorityCVETitleCVSSEPSSExploitation
High CVE-2026-19685 NetworkManager: missing user ownership checks for 802.1X directory properties can allow WPA-Enterprise server7.1 0.0019 None reported
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