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ModSecurity 2.1.2 Released

August 27, 2007 1 minute read SpiderLabs Anterior

Today I released ModSecurity 2.1.2. This is the latest stable release of ModSecurity. The 2.1.2 release contains several small updates. Users are encouraged to upgrade.

Notable changes as follows:

  • Full-width Unicode is now decoded by the urlDecodeUni transformation function.
  • Under some conditions (notably with mod_deflate and some other filters) earlier versions of ModSecurity were not correctly intercepting requests that used internal subrequests.
  • Core Rules were updated to the latest version (1.4.3).
  • Avoid using the hidden visibility attribute on functions when building on Solaris and under Cygwin.
  • Some sections of the documentation have been enhanced and/or clarified.
  • The license has been clarified to be GPLv2.
  • Copyright notices were changed to Breach Security, Inc.

As always, send questions/comments to the user mailing list. You can get the latest release, documentation and subscribe to the user mailing list from the ModSecurity web site, http://www.modsecurity.org. See the CHANGES file in the distribution for a full list of changes.

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