glibc DNS resolver aborts on long search domains
CVE-2026-8674 can crash name-resolving processes when a search list entry is roughly 200 characters or longer, including via DHCP or VPN-supplied resolv.conf data.
By segfaultCVE-2026-8674 can crash name-resolving processes when a search list entry is roughly 200 characters or longer, including via DHCP or VPN-supplied resolv.conf data.
By segfaultNLnet Labs ships a security release fixing a heap overflow that can yield remote code execution, plus high-severity DNSSEC and CNAME issues.
By tarpitFixes span use-after-free bugs, DNSSEC validation errors, amplification paths, and unauthenticated crashes across recursive and authoritative roles.
By tarpitCVE-2026-8674 let an oversized resolv.conf or LOCALDOMAIN entry kill any process that used the stub resolver.
By segfaultTwo flaws in multi-pool setups let tenants overlap other tenants' zones, enabling hijacks and a deterministic mDNS denial of service.
By tarpitCVE-2026-52682 lets a crafted query drive up memory and CPU use across Authoritative Server, Recursor, and dnsdist.
By tarpitThe change drops buggy TSIG printing in the resolver and closes CVE-2026-5435.
By segfaultSame-day HIGH batches from Unbound, BIND, and PowerDNS show wildcard label logic and new encrypted paths failing in parallel across the software that is supposed to enforce DNS integrity.
By tarpitA single DNS-over-QUIC connection could overflow a heap buffer; the flaw is fixed in 6.4.1.
By tarpitA kernel race, two major resolver security releases, and an Exim privilege fix were disclosed the same day.
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