Linuxsecurity DokuWiki Bypass Fixes Released for Fedora 43 and 44
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- •Fedora released updates for DokuWiki vulnerabilities in versions 43 and 44.
- •The 'disableactions' mechanism bypass could allow unauthorized actions.
- •Users are urged to update using the 'dnf' command to secure their installations.
On August 21, 2026, Fedora released updates addressing a bypass vulnerability in DokuWiki affecting versions 43 and 44. The vulnerability allows unauthorized actions to bypass the 'disableactions' mechanism, potentially compromising the integrity of the wiki. The updates were backported by Artur Frenszek-Iwicki, with Fedora 44 receiving version 20250514b-7 and Fedora 43 receiving version 20250514b-5. Users are advised to apply the updates using the 'dnf' update program. The vulnerability impacts all installations of DokuWiki on the specified Fedora versions, emphasizing the need for prompt action to mitigate risks. No CVEs were specifically mentioned in the articles, indicating that the issue may not have been publicly tracked prior to this advisory.
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