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in Red Hat, I'm used to:

Check which cve currently affect the system and the severity:

sudo yum updateinfo list cves

Get more details about that CVE:

sudo yum updateinfo <CVE_NAME>

Install all packages that solve the security issue:

sudo yum update --advisory=<CVE_NAME>

Everything directly from the command line logged in the system with simple terminal commands.

Are there any similar commands/functionalities in Debian and Ubuntu without having to manually check https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/ and having a cves list related to my server current situation?

Thanks

Marco

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