web-server-security
Safeguard articles tagged "web-server-security" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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nginx 1.22.1 Vulnerabilities: What Actually Affects You
Worried about nginx 1.22.1 vulnerabilities? Here is what genuinely affects this release, what does not, and how to decide whether you need to upgrade.
Nginx Vulnerabilities: Tracking and Patching at Scale
Nginx vulnerabilities are rare compared to application-layer bugs but high-impact when they land — here's how to track disclosures and patch fleets without breaking uptime.
nginx 1.18.0 CVEs: Which Vulnerabilities Affect You and How to Patch
A look at the CVEs that affect nginx 1.18.0, why running an end-of-life stable branch is the real risk, and the safest path off it.
Is There an Nginx 1.18.0 Exploit? What the Known CVEs Actually Mean
Nginx 1.18.0 is an unmaintained stable release with real CVEs against it. Here is which flaws are genuinely exploitable, which need specific config, and how to upgrade.
Nginx 1.14.2: Which Vulnerabilities Affect It and How to Upgrade
Nginx/1.14.2 is an end-of-life release carrying the resolver heap overwrite, HTTP/2 DoS flaws, and a request-smuggling bug. Here is what applies and the upgrade path.
Nginx 1.20.1 Vulnerabilities: What to Patch
Nginx 1.20.1 fixed a real, exploitable DNS resolver bug — if you're still running an older 1.20.x or 1.19.x build, here's what the fix addressed and why it matters.
NGINX Security Configuration Guide for Production Deployments
NGINX powers a third of the internet. Its default configuration is optimized for getting started, not for production security. Here is the gap.
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