The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2019-0211, affects Apache web server releases for Unix systems only, from 2.4.17 to 2.4.38, and was fixed this week with the release of version 2.4.39.

In this case, the issue affects only version 2.4.49 of Apache’s open-source web server, which offers cross-platform operability with all modern operating systems, including UNIX and Windows.

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The hole could allow an attacker to remotely access all the files on an Apache 2.0 Web server, execute them, pass malicious code, and even shut down the system completely, said Geoff Shively, who ...

Apache HTTP Server is the second most widely used web server on the internet behind Nginx, according to W3Techs, which estimates it's used by 31.4% of the world's websites.

Tomcat vs. Apache HTTP Server. The biggest difference between Tomcat and Apache HTTP Server is that Tomcat runs on a JVM. Apache HTTP Server -- also known as the Apache web server --requires only a ...