Redis 8.6.4 — Critical Bug Fixes
This release addresses critical bugs affecting stability, data consistency, and security, including startup failures on AArch64, memory accounting issues, cluster crashes, and potential use-after-free vulnerabilities. Immediate update is recommended for users running affected configurations.
Update urgency: HIGH: There are critical bugs that may affect a subset of users.
Bug fixes
- #15175, RediSearch/RediSearch#9262 Redis fails to start on AArch64
- #15163
MULTIqueue memory incorrect memory accounting - #15115 Under-copy in the Lua debugger
- #15094 Cluster crash when
CLIENT KILLunsubscribesSSUBSCRIBEclient insideEXEC - #14963
XREADGROUP: consumer replication inconsistency - #14934 Client output buffer memory tracking not accounting for copy-avoided bulk string references
- #14970 Sentinel config injection via
SENTINEL SET - #14982
SCANcommands: integer overflow inCOUNTparameter - #15073
CLIENT TRACKING: self-overlap returning non-zero loop index - #15059 Use-after-free
- #15037
XINFO STREAM: wrong value in the per-slot memory tracking - #15034, #15081 Issues processing corrupt RDB data
- #15021
HEXPIRE: overflow on fields count - #14942 Fix
COMMAND GETKEYS for PFMERGEwith no source keys - #15188
cluster-announce-iprejecting hostnames (regression) - #14667, #14886 Potential TCP stalls/deadlocks
- RediSearch/RediSearch#9484 Shard crash during background index scan of JSON documents with vector fields on Active-Active (CRDT) databases (MOD-15542)
- RediSearch/RediSearch#9635 Severe latency spikes and shard unresponsiveness when
EXPIREorEXPIREAToperations run concurrently with queries on large indexes (MOD-14930)
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