Linuxsecurity Critical Data Injection Vulnerabilities in Fedora 42 Nginx Modules
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Multiple Nginx modules in Fedora 42 have been identified with critical data injection vulnerabilities, including nginx-mod-vts, nginx-mod-headers-more, and nginx-mod-brotli. The vulnerabilities were addressed in an update to version 1.28.2, which also involved the removal of a deprecated key and adjustments to the log directory structure.
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2026-02-04
CVE-2026-1642 published
2026-02-15
Updates released for affected Nginx modules in Fedora 42
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