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CVE-2022-2274 is a heap memory corruption vulnerability in OpenSSL introduced in the 3.0.4 release. The flaw affects the RSA implementation on x86_64 systems that support the AVX512IFMA instruction set. When OpenSSL performs RSA operations using 2048-bit private keys on such processors, the computation can produce incorrect behavior and corrupt heap memory during the private key operation. Because the vulnerable code path is used by SSL/TLS servers and other applications performing RSA private key computations, a remote attacker may be able to trigger the memory corruption by causing the target to process attacker-controlled cryptographic operations.
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