ISC fixes four BIND 9 vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-94300 memory corruption and denial of service bugs. Upgrade to BIND 9.20.30 or 9.21.27.
BIND 9
ISC fixed 9 BIND vulnerabilities in 9.20.26 and 9.21.24. The top BIND vulnerability, CVE-2026-13321, enables DNSSEC cache poisoning. Patch now.
Internet Systems Consortium released patches fixing six critical BIND 9 flaws that cause memory exhaustion and unexpected daemon crashes.
BIND 9 patches 3 flaws including a sneaky ACL bypass (CVE-2026-3591) and a High-severity CPU exhaustion bug. Secure your DNS infrastructure now.
High-severity BIND 9 flaw CVE-2025-13878 allows remote server crashes via single packet. Update to v9.18.44 or v9.20.18 immediately to prevent DoS.
ISC, the maintainers of the widely-used BIND DNS server software, has released security updates to address four high-severity vulnerabilities
Security researchers have uncovered a critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-28872) in Stork, a popular open-source network monitoring tool
CVE-2023-4408, stemming from flaws in DNS message parsing, presents a potential avenue for system overloads via manipulated queries