Apache Server 2.4.3 fixes over fifty bugs and two security holes | Linux Today

Apache Server 2.4.3 fixes over fifty bugs and two security holes

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Aug 22, 2012

The two gaps have been listed as CVE-2012-3502 and CVE-2012-2687, but there is little information available on the actual problems. The first bug happens with mod_proxy_sjp and mod_proxy_http in the backend when a connection is closing which “could lead to privacy issues due to a response mixup”. The second problem, in mod_negotiation, concerns a possible XSS (cross-site scripting) where untrusted users are uploading files; it is fixed by escaping file names.

Web Webster

Web Webster

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