Metasploit only updates Apache Solr version scanner docs
October 19–20: further commits only refresh the Solr version scanner’s markdown and still state no CVE, versions, or exploit behavior.
Recent Metasploit commits only refresh documentation for the Apache Solr version scanner and add no exploit or vulnerability details.
Metasploit Framework commits on October 19 and 20 update documentation for the auxiliary HTTP scanner module apache_solr_version. The changed file is documentation/modules/auxiliary/scanner/http/apache_solr_version.md. The commit notes do not describe code changes, scan behavior, a new flaw, target versions, a CVE, or an attack outcome. The updates refresh module markdown only and do not add an exploit or a new module.
- Changed file is documentation/modules/auxiliary/scanner/http/apache_solr_version.md.
- Commits cover an auxiliary HTTP scanner, not a new exploit module.
- No CVE, version range, or attack outcome is stated.
- Feed snippets describe documentation edits only, with no code changes.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Oct 19, 2026Metasploit revises Solr version scanner module markdown. · Metasploit Framework commits
- Oct 20, 2026Further commits refresh the same scanner documentation. · Metasploit Framework commits
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Metasploit Framework commitsNames the markdown path and states no CVE or versions.
- Vendors
- Rapid7
- Products
- Metasploit FrameworkApache Solr
Coverage
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Metasploit Framework commitsFirst report
Metasploit updates Apache Solr version scanner documentation
The commit only revises the auxiliary HTTP scanner module’s markdown, with no exploit or vulnerability details in the snippet.
- · 5d ago
Metasploit updates Apache Solr version scanner documentation
The commit only refreshes module documentation and does not add an exploit or a new module.
- · 5d ago
Metasploit updates Apache Solr version scanner docs
The commit only changes the scanner module’s markdown file; no code or flaw details appear in the snippet.