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CVE-2026-85747 is a security vulnerability in docker-distribution addressed by Fedora 46 package version 3.1.2-1.fc46. The vulnerability mechanism, affected functions, affected version range, and exploitation impact are currently unavailable.
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A vulnerability affecting the docker-distribution package listed in Fedora advisory 2026-6ac19bf6ee. The content reports an available patch but provides no vulnerability-specific technical description or impact assessment.
A vulnerability affecting docker-distribution in Fedora 43, included in advisory FEDORA-2026-e60ac68542. The content does not describe its mechanism or individual impact. The plugin lists a patch publication date of September 24, 2026, and states that no known exploits are available.
A vulnerability referenced in Fedora security update 2026-13584cfe41 for the docker-distribution package. The content does not describe its technical cause or individual impact. The listed update has a patch publication date of September 24, 2026.
An unspecified vulnerability resolved by the docker-distribution 3.1.2 Fedora update; the content provides no technical details.
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