[sullivanmatt]

Ubuntu 22.04 & RHEL 9 are the major distros impacted. Docker images built on ubuntu:latest will also be impacted. The latest releases of Alpine/Debian/AL2 are all not impacted, they use 1.1.x lineage.

[topspin]

Amazon Linux 2022 Preview (the upcoming successor to Amazon Linux 2) is also using OpenSSL 3. Had to shut down one host I have using that for an ongoing project until Amazon makes another RC package update.

That was, as it turns out, the only OpenSSL 3 host I'm presently dealing with.

[hotcoffeebear]

That’s the reason Fedora 37 is still in beta (read that they will ship it with kernel 6.0 & gnome 43.1 as well)

[altdataseller]

What if you're using using the 1.0.x lineage? Does this vulnerability specifically impact you? ducks and covers

[yellow_lead]

From the article:

>If you’re using version 1.1.1, this vulnerability doesn’t affect you, but there is a 1.1.1 update coming on Tuesday as well, version 1.1.1s, which you’re still going to need to update to anyway so you might as well schedule some time on Tuesday, too.

[altdataseller]

Yep, so I assume this applies to 1.0.x as well?

[yellow_lead]

Sorry, I misunderstood your question. But it looks like this will only affect users running 3.0.0 - 3.0.6.