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CVE-2026-42505

🗓️ 08 Jul 2026 17:17:21Reported by [email protected]Type 
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🔗 web.nvd.nist.gov👁 17 Views

CVE-2026-42505: Encrypted client hello handshakes may be de-anonymized via unencrypted disclosure of shared key identities.

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CGA-442P-6CXG-G6WM
9 Jul 202600:36
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9 Jul 202600:51
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CGA-443G-6C93-F8M8
9 Jul 202600:53
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CGA-443X-FQP4-H29W
8 Jul 202623:44
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CGA-4444-4HHX-9XQG
8 Jul 202623:56
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CGA-445R-88GR-V9QG
9 Jul 202601:07
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CGA-446G-GM64-FH6G
9 Jul 202602:03
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CGA-4487-234M-PQR5
9 Jul 202601:03
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CGA-4487-6QJW-2497
9 Jul 202600:45
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CGA-448C-XCV7-3888
9 Jul 202601:03
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golanggoRange<1.25.12
golanggoRange1.26.01.26.5
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