Hestia Control Panel has released version 1.10.5, focusing on security enhancements and dropping support for Debian 11. This update includes improvements in session integrity, configuration parsing, and fixes for various vulnerabilities, following a previous troubled release cycle. Core dependencies have been updated, and while the release is described as modest, it significantly strengthens the panel against potential breaches. Administrators can easily update to 1.10.5 through automatic updates or the apt-get command, with full changelog details available on GitHub

HestiaCP 1.10.5 Release: Security Fixes and Debian 11 Support Dropped

Hestia Control Panel 1.10.5 launched today as a security-focused service release that hardens session integrity, closes read-only-mode bypasses, and reworks config parsing to prevent injection. The maintainer, Jaap Marcus, tagged it the fourth patch in the 1.10.x line, landing about three weeks after 1.10.4. It also ends Debian 11 support and bumps core dependencies like hestia-php to 8.5.10 and OpenSSL to 3.5.8. Admins can update via the default automatic updates or apt-get upgrade, with full changelog details on the project's GitHub page.

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