Multiple Vulnerabilities in Curl Affecting Authentication and Credentials
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Two vulnerabilities in curl have been identified: CVE-2022-22576, which affects versions 7.33.0 to 7.82.0, allowing unauthorized reuse of OAUTH2-authenticated connections, and CVE-2022-27774, affecting versions 4.9 to 7.82.0, which could lead to credential leakage during HTTP(S) redirects. These vulnerabilities impact various SASL-enabled protocols including SMTP(S), IMAP(S), POP3(S), and LDAP(S).
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2022-05-26
CVE-2022-22576 published
2022-06-01
CVE-2022-27774 published
2026-02-21
Information published about CVE-2022-22576
2026-02-21
Information published about CVE-2022-27774
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