Apache/2.4.61

Would you like a sample httpd.conf hardening config for Apache 2.4.61, or help with a specific CVE mitigation?

The primary driver for the 2.4.61 release is the resolution of a specific security vulnerability. Apache Software Foundation (ASF) releases are often cumulative, but security issues are the primary triggers for out-of-cycle or immediate maintenance releases.

Version 2.4.61 continues the trend of hardening the codebase. Administrators should note that ASF no longer supports the 2.2.x or 2.0.x branches. Running any version lower than 2.4.61 exposes infrastructure to not only this new CVE but also previously patched vulnerabilities that malicious actors actively scan for. apache/2.4.61

sudo dnf update httpd # Verify version httpd -v # Expected output: Server version: Apache/2.4.61 (code)

Here’s a write-up on , covering its significance, features, security, and upgrade considerations. Would you like a sample httpd

Debian/Ubuntu (May vary based on distro release cycle):

The Apache HTTP Server, colloquially known as Apache or httpd, has been the most widely used web server software on the Internet for over two decades. Its modular architecture, robust performance, and open-source license make it the backbone of countless enterprise environments. Version 2

→ almost seamless (no configuration changes required) From 2.4.58 or older → check for: