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CVE-2026-22750 is a vulnerability in Spring Cloud Gateway in which the SSL bundle configuration specified through the spring.ssl.bundle property is silently ignored, causing the application to fall back to the default SSL configuration instead of the administrator-intended TLS settings. This is a security-relevant configuration handling flaw because operators may believe a custom trust store, key material set, or other SSL bundle parameters are being enforced when they are not. The issue can result in outbound or inbound TLS behavior that does not match the expected security posture, potentially weakening certificate validation or other transport security controls depending on how the deployment relies on SSL bundles.
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