Apache Tomcat 11.0.26 Closes an HTTP/2 Header Mix-Up Regression: CVE-2026-86350

Apache Tomcat 11.0.26 Closes an HTTP/2 Header Mix-Up Regression: CVE-2026-86350 Vulnerability overview Apache published Tomcat 11.0.26 on 15 September 2026, and the security page for that release carries an Important entry for CVE-2026-86350. Public disclosure followed on 23 September 2026, when the Tomcat security team moved the report from its private list to the public advisory. The defect is…

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