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CVE-2026-56862 is a denial-of-service vulnerability in Go's crypto/tls package. TLS handshake messages, including KeyUpdate, were treated as state-advancing even when a handshake had not completed. A malicious client could repeatedly submit KeyUpdate messages, causing the server to perform key-derivation operations indefinitely. The flaw was corrected by limiting the handshake messages accepted after the handshake.
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A vulnerability addressed by the AlmaLinux ALSA-2026:60306 update for Go/Golang packages; no technical flaw details are provided.
A vulnerability addressed by the Miracle Linux AXSA-2026-1689 update for Go-related packages on Miracle Linux 9.
A vulnerability addressed by the AlmaLinux ALSA-2026-60305 security update; no technical flaw description is provided in the content.
A vulnerability referenced by the Alma Linux ALSA-2026:60304 security advisory; no technical flaw description is provided in the content.
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