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On 8 June 2026 Spring fixed three Framework CVEs: XSS in JavaScriptUtils, a static resource cache leak and a versioned resources DoS. Each needs specific code to be reachable.
httpd 2.4.68 fixed 13 CVEs in early June 2026, none rated above moderate. Most sit in optional modules, so loaded modules decide what you are exposed to.
The 4 August 2026 Django security release fixes a High severity file write and request forgery in spatial lookups, plus a DoS, a GEOS crash and an admin XSS. Only GeoDjango users are exposed to most of it.
Rails 7.2.3.2, 8.0.5.1 and 8.1.3.1 fix a critical Active Storage flaw where a crafted image upload can read server files, including secrets. Upgrading does not undo a leak.
OpenSSL's 9 June 2026 advisory fixes 18 CVEs. Only one is High, a use after free in PKCS7_verify. Which of the other 17 matter depends on whether you use CMS, QUIC, OCSP or OCB.
PHP's 30 July 2026 releases fix a PostgreSQL SQL injection (CVE-2026-17543), a BCMath out of bounds write, a Phar crash and a libgd upgrade. The pgsql one deserves a code search.
Three Tomcat releases between June and August 2026 fixed a run of access control bugs in security constraints, the RewriteValve and realms. Whether they apply depends on your web.xml and valve config.
Laravel 12.60.0 and 13.10.0 fix a CRLF injection in the default email rule that can let attackers interfere with outbound mail to user supplied addresses.
nginx fixed a buffer overflow in the HTTP/2 proxy and gRPC modules on 17 June 2026. It needs a specific config to be reachable, a good example of config level reachability.
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