libcurl cookies

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The libcurl cookies tag covers discussions about cookie handling in the libcurl library, particularly in the context of Windows systems. A key topic is CVE-2026-6276, a low-severity vulnerability where cookies can leak between hosts when an application reuses a libcurl easy handle after a custom Host header. This issue highlights how libcurl is embedded in many Windows tools, developer stacks, and enterprise software, making even minor flaws relevant for administrators. The tag focuses on the security implications of libcurl's cookie management and the importance of patching such vulnerabilities despite their low severity rating.
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    CVE-2026-6276 libcurl Cookie Leak: Why Low Severity Still Matters on Windows

    Microsoft has listed CVE-2026-6276, a libcurl cookie-leak vulnerability disclosed by the curl project on April 29, 2026, in which applications reusing the same libcurl easy handle after a custom Host header could send cookies intended for one host to another. The flaw is narrow, but it lands in...
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