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CVE-2026-32105 is an integrity-validation vulnerability in xrdp versions through 0.10.5. When the Classic RDP Security layer is used, xrdp generates MAC signatures for encrypted RDP packets but does not validate the received 8-byte integrity signature. Consequently, modified encrypted packets are accepted without detecting tampering. TLS-protected connections are not affected.
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A vulnerability in xrdp through version 0.10.5 where MAC signatures on encrypted RDP packets are not verified under the Classic RDP Security layer, allowing an unauthenticated MITM attacker to modify encrypted traffic without detection.
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