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CVE-2024-52304 is an HTTP request-smuggling vulnerability in aiohttp prior to version 3.10.11. aiohttp's pure-Python HTTP parser incorrectly handles newline characters in HTTP chunk extensions, enabling inconsistent interpretation of a crafted chunked request by aiohttp and an intermediary or upstream HTTP component. The issue is classified as CWE-444, Inconsistent Interpretation of HTTP Requests.
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Request smuggling vulnerability in aiohttp caused by incorrect parsing of chunk extensions.
A request-smuggling vulnerability in aiohttp caused by incorrect parsing of HTTP chunk extensions.
A request-smuggling vulnerability in aiohttp caused by incorrect parsing of HTTP chunk extensions.
A request-smuggling vulnerability in aiohttp caused by incorrect parsing of HTTP chunk extensions. It affects the aiohttp component in Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Execution Environments' ee-minimal-container.
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