tls

This release introduces several minor features like blob.textStream() and an experimental ESM flag, alongside dependency updates and various bug fixes across modules like buffer and crypto. A new release key from Stewart X Addison is also introduced.

This is a security release addressing multiple high and medium severity vulnerabilities across TLS, crypto, HTTP/2, DNS, and permission handling modules. Key fixes involve input validation and boundary checks to prevent potential exploits.

This is a security release addressing multiple high and medium severity CVEs across TLS, crypto, HTTP/2, and DNS modules. It also includes dependency upgrades for nghttp2, llhttp, openssl, and undici.

This is a security release addressing multiple high and medium severity CVEs across TLS, crypto, HTTP/2, and DNS modules. It also includes dependency updates and removes deprecated http2 priority signaling.

This is a security release addressing multiple CVEs related to hash collisions, timing attacks, file system permissions, and error handling. Dependencies like V8 and undici were also updated.

This is a security release addressing several CVEs across various components including TLS, lib, and src. Key fixes involve error handling, permission requirements for symlinks, and buffer creation refactoring.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes across Kubernetes integration, various middlewares (especially CORS and Gateway API related), and dependency bumps for security and stability. It also introduces configuration options for request headers.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes across various components including ACME, Kubernetes providers, middlewares (CORS, RequestHeaderModifier), and TLS certificate selection. It also introduces new configuration options for server headers and request size limits.

This release focuses on bug fixes across Kubernetes Gateway API, server dependencies, and TLS handling for routers.

This release introduces several new features across providers, WebUI, and Gateway API, including routing precedence configuration and wildcard host support, alongside various bug fixes and documentation updates.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes across various components including ACME, healthchecks, tracing, and TLS handling. It also includes documentation improvements and merges from the v2.11 branch into v3.6.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes, particularly around OpenTelemetry integration and dependency updates for ACME, HTTP/3, and KV stores. Numerous documentation improvements were also implemented across various components.

Traefik v3.4 introduces significant enhancements across providers (Docker, K8s, Nomad) and middlewares, including a new Redis rate limiter and p2c load balancing, while removing the default load-balancing strategy for CRDs.

This release introduces numerous enhancements across providers, middleware, and core functionality, including a new Redis rate limiter and support for UDP routing via systemd socket activation. The defaultRuleSyntax and ruleSyntax options are now deprecated.

This release focuses on security patches across several components like fastcgi, vars, and admin, alongside numerous minor features and bug fixes to improve stability and functionality.

This maintenance release fixes a crash in the Node.js tls module, resolves menu callback behavior, and updates Chromium to version 142.0.7444.177.

Electron v40.0.0-alpha.8 addresses a crash in the Node.js TLS module and fixes behavior issues with menu popup callbacks and DevTools flickering.