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A shared-lock memory calculation error in Apache HTTP Server's mod_dav module affects version 2.4.67 and earlier. An attacker with permission to create WebDAV locks can manipulate lock tokens to overflow an internal counter and crash server child-worker processes, causing denial of service. Apache HTTP Server 2.4.69 fixes the issue.
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A shared-lock memory calculation error in Apache HTTP Server's mod_dav can cause denial of service. The reference lists it among issues addressed by httpd 2.4.69; the Fedora 43 update is pending testing.
A shared-lock memory calculation error in Apache HTTP Server's mod_dav can cause denial of service. The advisory includes a fix in httpd 2.4.69; the Fedora package is pending testing.
A shared-lock memory calculation error in Apache HTTP Server's mod_dav can cause denial of service. The issue is addressed by the httpd 2.4.69 update pending Fedora testing.
A memory calculation error in mod_dav allows an attacker authorized to create WebDAV locks to crash Apache server child processes. Apache HTTP Server 2.4.69 fixes the issue.
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