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Severity across 6 analyzed records
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As of 09/11/2026, within CyStack's analyzed data, openSUSE Leap 15.2 has 0 security vulnerabilities published in the last 90 days. Of these, 0 are rated High or Critical. None of these vulnerabilities is listed in the CISA KEV catalog. CyStack recommends that organizations and individual users remediate applicable vulnerabilities as soon as possible.
CyStack does not yet have sufficient official-source data to identify the latest version of openSUSE Leap 15.2 and determine which vulnerabilities affect that version.
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| CVE | Exploitation status | Fix | Published | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CVE-2021-31998inn: %post calls user owned file allowing local privilege escalation to root | Exploitation statusNot confirmed | FixYes | Published06/10/2021 | SeverityMedium |
CVE-2021-25317cups: ownership of /var/log/cups allows the lp user to create files as root | Exploitation statusNot confirmed | FixYes | Published05/05/2021 | SeverityLow |
CVE-2020-8027openldap uses fixed paths in /tmp | Exploitation statusNot confirmed | FixYes | Published02/11/2021 | SeverityHigh |
CVE-2020-8023Local privilege escalation from ldap to root when using OPENLDAP_CONFIG_BACKEND=ldap in openldap2 | Exploitation statusNot confirmed | FixYes | Published09/01/2020 | SeverityHigh |
CVE-2020-8026inn: non-root owned files | Exploitation statusNot confirmed | FixNot confirmed | Published08/07/2020 | SeverityHigh |
CVE-2020-8024Problematic permissions in hylafax+ packaging allow escalation from uucp to other users | Exploitation statusNot confirmed | FixYes | Published06/29/2020 | SeverityMedium |
