Netty fixes broad set of flaws including DNS poisoning, HTTP/2 DoS, and TLS verification bypass
Vulnerability Disclosure · 66 sources · Updated 3mo ago · First seen Jun 12, 2026

Netty released 4.1.135.Final and 4.2.15.Final to patch a large batch of security vulnerabilities across core networking components, with fixes spanning netty-resolver-dns, netty-codec-http2, netty-handler, netty-codec-redis, netty-codec-haproxy, native transports, and SCTP support. The DNS resolver fixes address multiple cache-poisoning paths, including predictable transaction IDs combined with a static UDP source port, missing bailiwick checks for CNAME records, and insufficient validation of NS records; one of those issues was later tracked as CVE-2026-45674. Netty also fixed a TLS flaw in which wrapping a plain X509TrustManager could silently disable hostname verification for clients, and an IPv6 access-control bypass in IpSubnetFilterRule, later assigned CVE-2026-44249.


