CPython http.cookiejar can delete other domains' cookies
Python rates CVE-2026-124249 medium: an expired Set-Cookie can remove cookies that belong to other domains.
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Python rates CVE-2026-124249 medium: an expired Set-Cookie can remove cookies that belong to other domains.
Squid incorrectly handles certain HTTP Transfer-Encoding headers, allowing HTTP request smuggling, bypassing security mechanisms, or poisoning web caches.
Furl versions through 3.15 allow memory exhaustion via unbounded decompression of HTTP responses (CVE-2026-65059).
A large Content-Length can kill a worker, and chunked bodies from 0.20 can exhaust CPU.
JFrog says vertx-core has about 2,100 Maven dependents, but the exposed window covers only three minor branches.
Some equivalent GETs accept CSRF tokens rejected on POST and return cacheable responses.
Named issues include an indefinite worker hold, CPU exhaustion on chunked bodies, and HEAD responses that desynchronize the connection.
One request that declares a large Content-Length can crash the PSGI server; 1.0056 is the fixed release.
An oss-security forward of Apache's October 20 note names CVE-2026-111813, but this excerpt omits each flaw's impact.

Nearly 95% of desktop users see no HTTP warning in a week; intranet and local IPs are exempt.

Server-side Gemini scam checks and ClickFix clipboard warnings are Enhanced Protection features; HTTP prompts are now default for everyone.
A crafted HTTP request during Mobile and Remote Access provisioning can bypass authorization checks on Expressway-C and Expressway-E.
Crafted HTTP requests can reach network areas beyond intended access on Unified CM and Unified CM SME; updates exist and workarounds do not.

The features are generally available on every plan, including Free, and the first managed rules target php2shell.
CVE-2026-104380 lets Punk 0.48–0.54 route Extended CONNECT requests to GET routes without an Origin check.
Apache Qpid Broker-J through 10.1.0 has a session-fixation flaw in HTTP management authentication.
Ubuntu fixed an urllib3 flaw that can leak sensitive HTTP headers on cross-origin redirects.
Cloudflare now honors HTTP Vary, avoiding HTML and JSON cache mixups.
Low-severity Tomcat flaw honors Transfer-Encoding on HTTP/1.0, enabling request smuggling.
SANS research tests Apache, NGINX, and Python server responses to non-standard HTTP GET requests with a body, finding inconsistent handling.
RFC 10008 standardizes the HTTP QUERY method, creating potential WAF inspection bypasses, cache poisoning, and CSRF gaps because most defenses don't recognize the new verb.
Ubuntu fixed three libsoup flaws enabling HTTP header injection via proxies and leakage of proxy credentials or request data.
Apache NiFi CVE-2026-70469: duplicate or non-standard Content-Encoding headers bypass gzip request filtering in NiFi 2.11.0's REST API.
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