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148148 <title>Background</title>
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150150 <para>A modern Linux operating system, such as SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for enterprise use or
287287 </tgroup>
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292- <sect1 xml:id="sec-prefer-upgrades-over-backports">
293- <title>When to prefer version upgrades over backports</title>
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295- <para> It is a general policy rule that no new upstream versions of a package are introduced into
296- our enterprise products. This rule is not an absolute rule however. For certain types of
297- packages, in particular antivirus software, security concerns weigh heavier than the conservative
298- approach that is preferable from the perspective of quality assurance. For packages in that
299- class, occasionally newer versions are introduced to a released version of an enterprise product
300- line. </para>
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302- <para>Sometimes also for other package types the decision is made to introduce a new version
303- instead of a backport. This happens when producing a backport is not economically feasible or
304- if there is a very relevant technical reason for introducing the newer version.</para>
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308293 <sect1 xml : id =" sec-security-vulnerabilities-2024" >
309294 <title >Major security vulnerabilities in 2024</title >
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