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CVE-2024-24783 is a flaw in Go's crypto/x509 standard-library package. Certificate.Verify panics when verifying a certificate chain that contains a certificate using an unknown public-key algorithm. The flaw affects crypto/tls clients that verify such chains and TLS servers configured to verify client certificates with Config.ClientAuth set to VerifyClientCertIfGiven or RequireAndVerifyClientCert. Default Go TLS server configurations are not affected because they do not verify client certificates.
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Go crypto/x509 vulnerability in which certificate verification can panic when processing certificates with an unknown public-key algorithm.
Go crypto/x509 denial-of-service flaw: certificate verification can panic on a certificate using an unknown public-key algorithm, affecting crypto/tls clients and TLS servers configured to verify client certificates.
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Panic vulnerability in Go crypto/x509 certificate verification when processing certificates using an unknown public-key algorithm.
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