launchpad.net Multiple Nginx Versions Released with Security Updates
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- •Nginx versions 1.28.0-6ubuntu1.4 and 1.28.3-2ubuntu1.2 released with security updates.
- •Vulnerabilities in geoip, image_filter, and perl modules can expose user data.
- •Users are urged to upgrade to the latest versions to ensure server security.
On June 1, 2026, multiple updates for Nginx were released, including versions 1.28.0-6ubuntu1.4 and 1.28.3-2ubuntu1.2. These updates address vulnerabilities in the ngx_http_geoip, ngx_http_image_filter, and ngx_http_perl modules, which can expose sensitive user data based on IP addresses. The updates also include enhancements to mail and stream proxy support. Users of affected Nginx versions are advised to upgrade to mitigate potential risks. The updates are crucial for maintaining the security of web and mail servers running Nginx. The specific vulnerabilities and their impacts were not detailed in the articles, but the updates are part of routine security maintenance.
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