• Fix out or bounds read when reading Linux OS information in --version.
• Fix possible out of bounds issue reading SCSI defect list for extremely
  large defect lists. Unconfirmed if this access occurs in v26.03.0 due to
  significant API changes that were made, however all versions prior to v26.03.0
  are affected.
• Fix for our of bounds write when issuing trim/unmap/deallocate to NVMe devices.
• Added additional checks to ensure populating supported formats stays in bounds for
  NVMe devices. This does not affect v26.03.0 however earlier versions could go out of
  bounds if a malicious response from an NVMe device were received.
• Added option to disable SATA power consumption feature.
• Fixed location of SATA power consumption help text to move out of SAS only section.
• Fixed possible bugs trimming whitespace on model numbers, serial numbers, firmware
  revisions and other drive reported strings that are space padded. No known real world
  impacts, mostly just edge cases found during testing various inputs and outputs to these
  functions.
• Fixed input handling to various options. When units are provided, hexadecimal input is not
  allowed. Hex can be passed to many options but it is treated as a raw input, not something
  to be adjusted based on the unit. Ex: milliamps may be expected, but providing amps would
  multiply the input by 1000 to convert it to milliamps for internal code.
• Fixed incorrect bounds passed when generating JSON data for FARM and drive info. This
  does not appear to go out of bounds due to what is written here, however this could
  potentially go out of bounds if the data were too long. No known real world impact.