During the month of September, I worked on the following tasks for LTS:

- Finished the update for OpenJDK 11. In addition to the new version with
  security fixes, this update changed the way in which we run the test
  suite, which required backports or fixes to several packages, including
  jtreg6, asmtools and testng7. Those changes have greatly improved the test
  results, which will help ensure that new security updates don't introduce
  regressions.

- The necessary toolchain updates for updating Firefox and Thunderbird to the
  ESR 115 versions were backported, including updates to rustc-mozilla,
  cargo-mozilla and rust-cbindgen. Firefox and Thunderbird were then updated
  to the ESR 115 branch, as the previous 102 releases have been discontinued.

- I found some issues on the recent libyang update, including failures when
  upgrading to bullseye. Those were solved in a follow-up update.

- I released a security update for a serious issue in libwebp.

I also worked on the following tasks for ELTS:

- Prepared new updates for both linux 5.10 and 4.19

- Backported linux 5.10 to jessie in anticipation to 4.19 becoming EOL
  next year. This included an update to wireless-regdb.

- Reviewed Santiago's improvements to security-tracker's logging when
  a CVE has duplicated entries.

- Prepared security updates for OpenSSL, flac, graphicsmagick, libvpx
  and libraw

- Participated in discussions on how to improve ELTS tracking of embedded
  code copies.