A new Brotli decoder vulnerability discovered

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By Sophia Thomas • Updated Oct 26, 2026 at 11:45

Microsoft Launches Critical Security Update for .NET Brotli Flaw - SQ Magazine — A new Brotli decoder vulnerability discovered

A new vulnerability, CVE-2026-111497, has been identified in the Brotli decoder. The issue, which has evolved from Node2Shell to HTTP2Shell, impacts Node.js and other software. Microsoft has released urgent fixes for the .NET Brotli flaw, and Cloudflare has issued emergency WAF rules. The vulnerability also affects several popular software packages, highlighting widespread implications across multiple platforms.

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