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nginx 1.31.8
A bug fix release a week after the 1.31.7 security update, with no CVEs. It changes how working_directory resolves relative paths, silences a kernel TLS log alert, and fixes an HTTP/3 crash on strict alignment platforms.
2026-10-22#nginx #Release
nginx 1.31.7
A security release. nginx 1.31.7 fixes five CVEs, including two worker buffer overflows and an HTTP/3 request body bug, and the bundled OpenSSL moves to 4.0.3, which fixes fourteen more.
2026-10-15#nginx #OpenSSL #Release #Security
nginx 1.31.6
A security release. Upstream fixes a heap buffer overflow in HTTP/3 that needs an old OpenSSL to trigger, and closes two holes in the predicate location code that shipped two weeks ago.
2026-09-16#nginx #Release #Security
nginx 1.31.5
A feature release. Locations can now match on a variable, request bodies can be read before location matching, and the new JSON module is built into the n.wtf packages.
2026-09-03#nginx #Release
nginx 1.31.4
A quiet release upstream, but the packaging around it changed a lot. Every third-party module is now dynamic, Brotli and Zstd moved to opt-in snippets, and the bundled OpenSSL jumps to 4.0.2.
2026-08-26#nginx #Release #Security
nginx 1.31.3
Upstream fixes three security issues, including a heap buffer overflow in map with regex. Packages are live for all supported releases, upgrade now.
2026-07-17#nginx #Release #Security
nginx, Nginx, or NGINX?
The lowercase name is the software, the all-caps name is a brand, and n.wtf follows the software.
2026-07-17#nginx

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nginx 1.31.8

nginx 1.31.7

nginx 1.31.6

nginx 1.31.5

nginx 1.31.4

nginx 1.31.3

nginx, Nginx, or NGINX?