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CVE-2026-47360 is a sensitive-information disclosure vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server's mod_session_cookie module, affecting versions 2.4.0 through 2.4.68. When the SessionCookieRemove directive changes across internal redirects, a session cookie intended to be removed before forwarding may instead be passed to a backend server, exposing sensitive session information to an unauthorized recipient.
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A vulnerability exposing sensitive information to an unauthorized actor in Apache HTTP Server. The advisory lists versions 2.4.0 through versions before 2.4.69 as affected and recommends upgrading to 2.4.69 or later.
A vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server can disclose information through session cookie leakage during internal redirects. The reference lists it among issues addressed by httpd 2.4.69; the Fedora 43 update is pending testing.
A vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server can disclose information by leaking session cookies during internal redirects. The advisory includes a fix in httpd 2.4.69; the Fedora package is pending testing.
Session cookie leakage during internal redirects in Apache HTTP Server can disclose information. The issue is addressed by the httpd 2.4.69 update pending Fedora testing.
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