OpenSSL has released a security update addressing seven vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-31790, which can expose sensitive data due to incorrect handling of uninitialized memory in RSA KEM encapsulation. This flaw affects applications using caller-supplied ciphertext buffers without validating the key first, highlighting the need for developers to validate public keys before encryption operations and update to recommended OpenSSL versions.
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