Bind vulnerabilities allow denial of service in Ubuntu 26.10
Bind mishandling of DNS messages and DNSSEC proofs could cause excessive memory use or crashes in Ubuntu 26.10.
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Bind mishandling of DNS messages and DNSSEC proofs could cause excessive memory use or crashes in Ubuntu 26.10.

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Four CVEs cover message-processing exhaustion, GSS-TSIG memory corruption, and unexpected exits.
One issue, CVE-2026-96888, can make named terminate when a redirect zone uses strict QNAME checks.
Ubuntu patched Bind flaws that could cause denial of service or DNS cache poisoning.

ISC patched 14 high-severity BIND 9 flaws enabling DNS cache poisoning, DNSSEC bypass, and remote crashes of exposed recursive resolvers.

ISC released BIND 9.20.29 patching 14 flaws, including two DNSSEC validation bypasses enabling cache poisoning and multiple denial-of-service bugs.

ISC released BIND 9.20.29 and 9.21.26 fixing 14 flaws, including an unauthenticated DoH crash (CVE-2026-77692) and DNSSEC cache poisoning issues; no exploitation reported.

Canadian Cyber Centre relays ISC advisory on vulnerabilities affecting multiple BIND 9 branches; administrators should review the matrix and apply updates.
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