Update Logitech Unifying firmware
Eavesdropping / injection vulnerabilities allow unencrypted wireless mouse connection to be used as a keyboard by attackers to inject unwanted keystrokes, possibly taking over your PC. Force pairing allows unauthorized input to your PC. Logitech device firmware has distinct per-OS update procedures.
Windows
Unifying software is used to update firmware and pair receivers with mice and keyboards. In Logitech Unifying software click Advanced → Update Firmware
Linux
Since May 2017, the Linux “fwupd” utility has supported updating Logitech Unifying receivers. Ubuntu, Fedora and other modern Linux distros will raise a prompt to update Logitech receiver firmware, which is a seamless quick process.
Check firmware version and pair devices to the Logitech Unifying receiver with
apt install solaar
Update thanks to Richard Hughes, a senior developer at Red Hat.
Check firmware version
List all recognized devices, including firmware versions where applicable:
fwupdmgr get-devices