curl Patches High-Severity HTTP/2 Use-After-Free Flaw
curl 8.23.0 fixes CVE-2026-92392, a high-severity HTTP/2 upload use-after-free that a malicious server can turn into code execution.
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curl 8.23.0 fixes CVE-2026-92392, a high-severity HTTP/2 upload use-after-free that a malicious server can turn into code execution.
curl 8.23.0 fixes CVE-2026-92392, a high-severity HTTP/2 upload use-after-free that a malicious server can turn into code execution.
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