
Apache CouchDB 3.5.3 Fixes High-Severity Decompression Bomb Vulnerability
A remote denial-of-service flaw in Apache CouchDB versions below 3.5.3 is fixed in the latest release, requiring immediate updates for exposed systems.
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A remote denial-of-service flaw in Apache CouchDB versions below 3.5.3 is fixed in the latest release, requiring immediate updates for exposed systems.

A high-severity flaw in Apostrophe CMS allows low-privileged users to crash the entire Node process by deleting shared runtime methods via crafted requests.

A high-severity flaw in the Rust lopdf library enables denial of service through crafted files, with a patch available in version 0.42.0 for affected applications.

A high-severity flaw in older FreeRDP builds lets malicious servers exhaust file descriptors, forcing client termination via repeated serial port requests.

Unhandled email errors crash Parse Server processes, allowing clients to force shutdowns until a fix is applied.

A high-severity parsing flaw in Symfony allows attackers to crash PHP processes via deep nesting. Patches are available for all affected major version lines.

An unauthenticated denial-of-service vulnerability in AWS Smithy-RS affects versions through 0.66.4, with a fix available in version 0.66.5.

Unauthenticated attackers can exploit CVE-2026-105830 to freeze PHP workers via malicious markdown input, requiring immediate patching.