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CVE-2024-45336 is an information-disclosure vulnerability in the Go net/http client’s redirect handling. The client initially removes sensitive headers when following a cross-domain redirect, but incorrectly restores them if the destination subsequently issues a same-domain redirect. Consequently, headers from the original request, including Authorization, can be transmitted to a different domain that should not receive them.
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The HTTP client incorrectly restores sensitive headers following a cross-domain redirect and a subsequent same-domain redirect, potentially exposing authorization credentials to another domain.
A vulnerability addressed by Miracle Linux AXSA-2026-1830; the content provides no technical flaw details.
A Go net/http vulnerability in which sensitive headers may be incorrectly sent after a cross-domain redirect.
A vulnerability addressed by Alma Linux security advisory ALSA-2026-66016 for osbuild-composer packages; no technical flaw details are provided.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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