It’s becoming customary now: a major update within a short delay. This version brings one new feature and one nice admin UI feature, then a significant improvement to the malware scanner interface, and finally a few minor bug fixes.
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Another major update with a short delay, I appreciate that, don’t you? And only 2 new features, one of which is just an option for an existing module, and that module is also a standalone plugin now.
You know I spend my time dissecting vulnerabilities, whether they’re simple or require a twisted mind to cause harm. Today, we’re talking about a sneaky attack—a simple coding mistake. Buckle up, because we’re diving into ReDoS, the nightmare of regular expressions (Regex) for developers.
A major update, version 2.4, just two months after 2.3—that’s not bad. It’s less intimidating than the previous one. The changelog is short, and the risk of seeing a 2.4.20 version is very low. Let’s see what this new feature is and why it was added precisely.
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