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CVE-2026-56862 is a resource-exhaustion denial-of-service vulnerability in Go's crypto/tls implementation. TLS handshake messages, including KeyUpdate, are treated as state-advancing irrespective of whether the TLS handshake has completed. A malicious client can repeatedly send KeyUpdate messages, causing the server to perform key-derivation operations indefinitely.
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A vulnerability addressed by Miracle Linux AXSA-2026-1830; the content provides no technical flaw details.
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