CVE-2019-0211: high-severity vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server
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A vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server allows scripts running with limited permissions to gain full control by manipulating internal memory structures, potentially compromising the entire server. This only affects Unix-based systems.
CVE-2019-0211 is a privilege escalation vulnerability in Apache HTTP Server 2.4.17–2.4.38 using MPM event, worker, or prefork. Unprivileged child processes or in-process scripts can manipulate the scoreboard structure to achieve arbitrary code execution with parent process privileges (typically root). Unix systems are affected; Windows and non-Unix platforms are not.
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