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F5 rushes out emergency NGINX patches for three critical flaws
The app delivery and security provider has released out-of-band (OOB) security patches that address multiple flaws in NGINX, its high-performance software that controls digital traffic for websites.
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F5 Networks has issued out‑of‑band security patches for its NGINX web‑traffic software after identifying multiple vulnerabilities, including three classified as critical severity. The flaws could enable attackers to crash affected systems, execute arbitrary code, and launch denial‑of‑service attacks. These emergency updates are being released outside the usual maintenance schedule to address the risks promptly.
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