Vulnerabilities
Apache Tomcat HTTP/2 Async Flaw Mixes User Requests
A flaw in Apache Tomcat's HTTP/2 async processing can cause user request mix-ups. The advisory lists affected versions but does not mention a fix.
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A flaw in Apache Tomcat's HTTP/2 async processing can cause user request mix-ups. The advisory lists affected versions but does not mention a fix.
Google released minor point updates for Go 1.27 and 1.26 that include a security fix related to CA certificate removal.
OpenStack Manila versions before specific updates allow unauthorized changes to public share settings and export metadata across projects.
Mozilla published advice on Oct 20 regarding compromised eMudhra intermediate certificates, urging protection for Firefox users via security mailing lists.
A low-severity flaw in Apache Kylin allows project admins to exhaust resources via cache APIs. Version 5.0.5 resolves the issue for affected users.
Apache Answer versions through 2.0.2 lack visibility checks on invited users for non-public questions, allowing unauthorized data retrieval.