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  <date>2026-10-21</date>
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    <name>Brotli</name>
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    <name>DNS resolution</name>
    <index>13</index>
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    <name>Node.js</name>
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    <name>TLS handshakes</name>
    <index>36</index>
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  <keywords_list>Brotli</keywords_list>
  <keywords_list>DNS resolution</keywords_list>
  <keywords_list>Node.js</keywords_list>
  <keywords_list>TLS handshakes</keywords_list>
  <keywords_main>Node.js</keywords_main>
  <slug>/feed/2026/10/21/nodejs-releases-three-security-updates-these-address-10-different-vulnerabilities-including-4-high-severity-ones-whi</slug>
  <sources>
    <name>Heise Online</name>
    <day>21</day>
    <hash>6911bf5b1a32c140eb8c42ba0a05ee0947b77a73</hash>
    <month>10</month>
    <permalink>https://www.heise.de/en/news/Node-js-fixes-its-own-and-inherited-security-vulnerabilities-11496143.html</permalink>
    <year>2026</year>
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  <text>Node.js releases three security updates. These address 10 different vulnerabilities, including 4 high-severity ones, which affect how Node.js handles DNS resolution, TLS handshakes, and Brotli decoding. </text>
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