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To access and read these security notices, you can use the yum command with the security plugin. Here are the steps you can follow:
Install the yum-plugin-security: sudo dnf install yum-plugin-security
Update the Security Information Database: sudo yum --security check-update
List Available Security Notices: sudo yum updateinfo list security all
This command will display a list of available security notices, including their IDs and severity levels
Display Details for Specific Notice ID: - sudo yum updateinfo info --sec-severity=Important --sec-severity=Medium <security_notice_id>
Replace <security_notice_id> with the specific notice ID you want to read. This command will provide detailed information about that security notice.
Please note that the security plugin for yum provides access to Red Hat security data, and the commands above assume that the AL2023 instance follows similar conventions. If you are using a different distribution or there are specific configurations for AL2023, you may need to refer to the documentation provided by the distribution or contact support for guidance (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2023/ug/security-features.html)
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If you look at the Managing packages and operating system updates section of the AL2023 User Guide you can see how to move what version of the repositories you are pinned to. This is part of our Deterministic Updates through Versioned Repositories feature, making it significantly easier to incorporate OS updates into your CI/CD system.
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