Debian 13.6 Ships Broad Security Fixes and Secure Boot Certificate Updates
Debian has released Debian 13.6 as a point update focused on security and maintenance, alongside Debian 12.15 for the previous stable branch. Debian 13.6 bundles roughly 120 security updates and more than 120 bug fixes, with patches affecting the Linux kernel and widely deployed packages including Nginx, Redis, FFmpeg, Thunderbird, Chromium, PHP, Postfix, Samba, wireless-regdb, and Wireshark. The update is intended to bring existing installations current rather than introduce a new major version. A notable change in Debian 13.6 is an updated shim-signed and fwupd 2.0.20 stack to support newer Microsoft UEFI Secure Boot certificate chains and updates to Secure Boot CA, KEK, and DBX databases after expiration issues with the default UEFI Secure Boot CA used on many PCs. Debian also reverted or removed the legacy geoip-database package because newer GeoLite data was found incompatible with Debian Free Software Guidelines and the older dataset had become outdated, pushing migration toward maintained alternatives such as GeoLite2.. Fonte: https://mallory.ai/stories/019f51b7-da1b-7b72-b763-0a04a088ac18
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