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CVE-2025-4598 is a vulnerability in the systemd-coredump component that affects Linux systems, including those used in Microsoft's Azure Linux. Discussions on WindowsForum.com clarify that Azure Linux is the only Microsoft product publicly attested to include the vulnerable upstream systemd-coredump, but this attestation is product-scoped and not an exclusivity guarantee. Any Microsoft artifact running a Linux kernel or systemd userspace could potentially carry the same vulnerable code until verified. Customers are advised to treat un-attested Microsoft images and kernels as unverified. The tag also covers related topics such as hardened Linux distributions like CIQ Rocky Linux Hardened (RLC-H) being offered on cloud marketplaces to reduce exposure to critical vulnerabilities.
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    CVE-2025-4598 Systemd Coredump: Azure Linux Attestation Explained

    The short answer is: No — Azure Linux is the only Microsoft product Microsoft has publicly attested today to include the upstream systemd-coredump component implicated by CVE‑2025‑4598, but that attestation is product‑scoped, not an exclusivity guarantee. Any Microsoft artifact that ships or...
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    CIQ Rocky Linux Hardened (RLC-H) Now on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Marketplaces

    CIQ’s hardened variant of Rocky Linux has taken a decisive step into the hyperscaler world: Rocky Linux from CIQ – Hardened (RLC‑H) is now offered through the major cloud marketplaces, giving enterprises a pre‑configured, supply‑chain‑validated Enterprise Linux image designed to reduce manual...
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