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CVE-2024-41110 is a regression in Docker Engine and Moby authorization-plugin handling. A Docker API client can submit a specially crafted request declaring a zero Content-Length while including a body. The daemon can process the actual request body but forward the request or response to an AuthZ plugin without that body. An authorization plugin that depends on body inspection can consequently approve an operation it would have denied. The issue recurred because a fix originally released in Docker Engine 18.09.1 was not carried forward to later major-version branches.
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A vulnerability addressed in the SUSE-SU-2026:1118-1 Docker Stable package update. The advisory metadata indicates proof-of-concept exploit maturity.
A historical Docker Engine vulnerability mentioned for background context.
A prior Docker authorization bypass vulnerability where a request could declare Content-Length: 0 while still including a body, causing the AuthZ plugin to receive an empty body while the Docker daemon processed the real body.
A previously known Docker-related authorization bypass vulnerability referenced as the earlier flaw for which CVE-2026-34040 is an incomplete fix.
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