THE Apache Software Foundation addressed 38 vulnerabilities in the Apache Traffic Server in recent updates (versions 9.2.15 and 10.1.4). The vulnerabilities include issues such as request smuggling, access-control bypass, and memory-safety flaws. While none are currently exploited in the wild, several have high CVSS scores, with the most severe being rated 10.0. Users are advised to upgrade immediately to patch their systems. The report highlights the significant impact these vulnerabilities could have on web traffic management.
Apache Traffic Server patches 38 flaws, urges immediate upgrade
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