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CVE-2026-67418 is an input-validation vulnerability in RabbitMQ's MQTT 5.0 message handling. A PUBLISH message containing a property that is inapplicable to PUBLISH operations can cause RabbitMQ to disconnect subscribers whose subscriptions match the published topic, rather than isolating or rejecting the malformed publication appropriately.
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A RabbitMQ CVE independently listed on RabbitMQ’s security page; publication is noted even though public CVE JSON was not yet available at the time of the audit.
A specific RabbitMQ vulnerability publicly listed by RabbitMQ and included in AISLE's registry reconciliation.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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