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Go JOSE v3 before 3.0.5 and v4 before 4.1.4 contain an input-validation vulnerability in JWE key unwrapping. Decrypting a JWE object with an empty encrypted_key field triggers a panic when its alg value selects a key-wrapping algorithm ending in KW, except A128GCMKW, A192GCMKW, and A256GCMKW. The panic occurs in cipher.KeyUnwrap() during slice allocation based on the invalid ciphertext length. The vulnerable path is reachable through ParseEncrypted(), ParseEncryptedJSON(), or ParseEncryptedCompact(), followed by Decrypt(), provided the parser's accepted-algorithm list permits an affected algorithm. Direct calls to cipher.KeyUnwrap() with ciphertext shorter than 16 bytes can also trigger the panic. An unhandled panic can cause denial of service.
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