The remote Fedora 36 host has a package installed that is affected by multiple vulnerabilities as referenced in the FEDORA-2022-b49c9bc07a advisory.

    Update to chromium-105.0.5195.125. This package only has minor changes... ah, just kidding. Here is the     pile of security issues it fixes:

    CVE-2022-2007 CVE-2022-2008 CVE-2022-2010 CVE-2022-2011 CVE-2022-2603 CVE-2022-2604 CVE-2022-2605     CVE-2022-2606 CVE-2022-2607 CVE-2022-2608 CVE-2022-2609 CVE-2022-2610 CVE-2022-2611 CVE-2022-2612     CVE-2022-2613 CVE-2022-2614 CVE-2022-2615 CVE-2022-2616 CVE-2022-2617 CVE-2022-2618 CVE-2022-2619     CVE-2022-2620 CVE-2022-2621 CVE-2022-2622 CVE-2022-2623 CVE-2022-2624 CVE-2022-2852 CVE-2022-2854     CVE-2022-2855 CVE-2022-2857 CVE-2022-2858 CVE-2022-2853 CVE-2022-2856 CVE-2022-2859 CVE-2022-2860     CVE-2022-2861 CVE-2022-3038 CVE-2022-3039 CVE-2022-3040 CVE-2022-3041 CVE-2022-3042 CVE-2022-3043     CVE-2022-3044 CVE-2022-3045 CVE-2022-3046 CVE-2022-3071 CVE-2022-3047 CVE-2022-3048 CVE-2022-3049     CVE-2022-3050 CVE-2022-3051 CVE-2022-3052 CVE-2022-3053 CVE-2022-3054 CVE-2022-3055 CVE-2022-3056     CVE-2022-3057 CVE-2022-3058 CVE-2022-3075 CVE-2022-3195 CVE-2022-3196 CVE-2022-3197 CVE-2022-3198     CVE-2022-3199 CVE-2022-3200 CVE-2022-3201


Tenable has extracted the preceding description block directly from the Fedora security advisory.

Note that Nessus has not tested for these issues but has instead relied only on the application's self-reported version number.

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Fedora 36 : chromium (2022-b49c9bc07a)

critical Nessus Plugin ID 169151

Version 1.3