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#Squid
Old Protocol, New Leak: Squid’s FTP Path Turns into a Secret Spill Risk
A long-lived flaw in Squid’s FTP gateway path, tracked as CVE-2026-47729, highlights how legacy protocol support can still put credentials and other header-based secrets at risk.
Squid’s Long-Buried Read Past the Edge of Memory
A parser bug in a decades-old proxy path shows how legacy C code can keep leaking risk long after the original mistake was made.
Squidbleed Turns a Legacy Proxy Path Into a Confidentiality Problem
A decades-old Squid flaw shows how one compatibility feature, if it reads past its bounds, can turn routine proxy traffic into a data exposure risk.
Squidbleed Turns a Shared Proxy Into a Secret Whisper Channel
A 29-year-old read-past-end bug in Squid shows how legacy protocol glue can still leak sensitive request data between users who share the same proxy boundary.
ACN Flags Two New Bugs in Squid, the Proxy Many Networks Trust
A brief security notice about Squid matters because proxy software sits in the traffic path, where even small flaws can carry outsized operational risk.