F5 and Juniper Networks release fixes for critical security flaws
F5 fixed eleven security issues in NGINX, including critical flaws attackers could exploit without authentication using crafted HTTP requests, according to Security Affairs. Successful exploitation of some of the vulnerabilities covered by the companies’ patches could allow remote code execution and complete device takeover, SecurityWeek reports.
- Security Affairs identifies critical flaws CVE-2026-15176 and CVE-2026-93479.
Covered by 2 publishers within 4 hours of the first report.
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SecurityWeek F5, Juniper Networks Patch Critical Vulnerabilities · Ionut Arghire
Security Affairs F5 addressed critical RCE flaws in NGINX · Pierluigi Paganini