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By Greg Nowak, 18 June, 2026

Apache 2.4.68 Is a Reminder That Old Proxy Rules Need a Real Audit

Apache 2.4.68 fixes issues across mod_proxy, mod_http2, mod_ssl and .htaccess handling. For older reverse-proxy estates, this is a good moment to audit the config, not just patch it.

Apache 2.4.67 Put Legacy Reverse Proxies Back on the Risk List

Apache 2.4.67 exposed the risk in inherited reverse proxies. Learn how to move to 2.4.68, audit HTTP/2, AJP and .htaccess, and test safely.

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