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CVE-2016-2107 is a timing-based padding-oracle flaw in OpenSSL AES-NI CBC MAC validation affecting OpenSSL releases before 1.0.1t and 1.0.2 releases before 1.0.2h. A constant-time padding-check rewrite introduced for the Lucky Thirteen fix did not verify that a decrypted record contained sufficient bytes for both the MAC and padding. This produces timing-distinguishable behavior during AES-CBC TLS, SSL, or DTLS record processing, allowing an affected server to act as a padding oracle.
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OpenSSL padding oracle vulnerability enabling man-in-the-middle decryption of AES-CBC traffic on AES-NI capable servers.
An OpenSSL flaw fixed by the Red Hat JBoss Core Services httpd 2.4.23 update.
An OpenSSL flaw fixed by the Red Hat JBoss Core Services httpd 2.4.23 update.
A timing side-channel flaw in OpenSSL AES-NI AES-CBC MAC checking that could enable remote recovery of plaintext from encrypted TLS/SSL or DTLS packets through a padding-oracle attack.
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