A critical security vulnerability has been identified in Apache HTTP/2, a widely used web server protocol. This discovery comes at a time when organizations are increasingly relying on HTTP/2 for its performance benefits, making it a target for potential attackers. The vulnerability, labeled as CVE-2026-119618, is believed to be exploitable by malicious actors who could potentially compromise affected systems.
Experts at the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) have released a detailed advisory regarding the issue, warning users to take immediate action. The patch for this vulnerability is currently available and should be installed without delay across all web servers running Apache HTTP/2.