Ubuntu fixes HAProxy regression on 22.04 after security update
The earlier fix for truncated HTTP/2 PING handling could exhaust CPU; the follow-up corrects a chunked-request regression.
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The earlier fix for truncated HTTP/2 PING handling could exhaust CPU; the follow-up corrects a chunked-request regression.
Remote attackers can trigger CPU exhaustion and denial of service in HAProxy servers through malformed HTTP/2 PING frames.
Listed issues cover CPU and memory exhaustion and a crash in TFTP, SIP, HTTP/2 and DoH2.
The Hacker News item only shows a title plus 49 points and 10 comments, with no versions or exploit status.
The notice backports earlier libsoup fixes, including an HTTP/2 denial of service and an HTTPS proxy information leak.

Eight issues span three branches; Important fixes are in Tomcat 11.0.27, 10.1.61 and 9.0.123, with no exploitation stated.

Fixes shipped in 11.0.27, 10.1.61 and 9.0.123; three issues are Important and no active exploitation is reported.
Apache rates the issue important; the excerpt lists three affected version ranges and no fix.
Apache rates the incomplete cleanup low; fixed releases are not named in the posted notice.
curl 8.23.0 fixes high-severity HTTP/2 upload use-after-free CVE-2026-92392.

curl 8.23.0 fixes high-severity HTTP/2 use-after-free CVE-2026-92392 after a PoC showed client code execution.

curl 8.23.0 fixes CVE-2026-92392, a high-severity HTTP/2 use-after-free that can lead to RCE.
Go released golang.org/x/net v0.60.0 to fix HTTP/2 server memory exhaustion caused by Trailer headers.
Go released 1.27.2 and 1.26.9 with security fixes, including an HTTP/2 net/http server issue.
Ubuntu patches Go networking flaws that can hang HTTP/2 connections or exhaust resources via HPACK.
Ubuntu fixed two libwebsockets buffer overflows that could crash systems or run code.
Ubuntu fixed libsoup flaws that could cause denial of service, leak proxy data, or bypass security checks.
Ubuntu warns RabbitMQ mishandles HTTP/2 headers, possibly letting attackers exhaust memory and cause a denial of service.

Apache urges HTTP Server 2.4.68 after flaws that can enable code execution, source disclosure, and denial of service.

Axios HTTP/2 bugs CVE-2026-101898 and CVE-2026-101901 allow SSRF-control bypass and Node.js denial of service.

Axios disclosed seven high-severity flaws, including HTTP/2 SSRF proxy bypass; attackers could reach internal services and cloud metadata; patched in 1.20.0.
Ubuntu patched curl flaws that may bypass LDAP peer checks or allow HTTP/2 crashes and code execution.

Apache Tomcat 11.0.26 patches 12 flaws, including WebSocket smuggling and an HTTP/2 header mix-up.
A Tomcat regression of the CVE-2026-41293 fix can mix HTTP/2 request headers.
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