Debian 12.5 major update: fixes multiple security vulnerabilities and enhances system security

Debian 12.5 has been officially released. As the fifth update version of the "Bookworm" series, it mainly focuses on fixing bugs and enhancing security.

Debian's minor version updates are primarily focused on improving system stability rather than adding new features.

Debian 12.5 makes key fixes to numerous packages, from Apktool to improve file writing security to upgrading the Linux kernel to a new upstream stable version.

In this update, some notable packages including cryptsetup, dpkg, FileZilla, MariaDB, nextcloud-desktop, PipeWire, Pluma, Postfix, QEMU, tzdata, systemd, usbutils, and Xen have received bug fixes.

The Debian installer has also been updated to ensure that newly installed systems receive all fixes and improvements.

You can upgrade the system to the latest Debian 12.5 stable version through the following command:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

For details on all updates, see the release announcement. The complete list of all updated packages can be found here.

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