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Security advisory 2026-09-10


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Improper caching of media resources

CVSS: 8.2
Affected versions: 22.0.0 - 31.8.3
Category: Caching

Summary

Under certain shared-cache configurations (CDNs, reverse proxies), previously cached assets could remain accessible to requests without the required authentication and permission checks.

The update marks affected responses as private to prevent storage by shared caches.

How to fix

Update to version 31.8.4 or newer. See Update Xperience by Kentico projects for detailed instructions.

If you use a CDN or reverse proxy, clear previously cached administration files after applying the update. Existing cached copies are not automatically removed by the upgrade and may remain accessible until they expire. Ensure your cache configuration respects the application's private cache-control settings.

Insufficient endpoint validation

CVSS: 6.9
Affected versions: 22.0.0 - 31.8.3
Category: Routing

Summary

A medium-severity routing vulnerability in one of the application's endpoints allowed unauthenticated requests to access a small number of administration endpoints. Exposure was limited to non-sensitive status information about the application. No impact on confidentiality or integrity was identified.

How to fix

Update to version 31.8.4 or newer. See Update Xperience by Kentico projects for detailed instructions.

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  • Improper caching of media resources
  • Insufficient endpoint validation