org.bouncycastle:bcmls-debug-jdk18on 1.83

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Known vulnerabilities in the org.bouncycastle:bcmls-debug-jdk18on package. This does not include vulnerabilities belonging to this package’s dependencies.

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Vulnerability	Vulnerable Version
H Memory Allocation with Excessive Size Value Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Memory Allocation with Excessive Size Value in the `readOpaque()` method of `MLSInputStream`, which decodes a varint length up to 0x3FFFFFFF (about 1 GiB) and calls `readAll(size)` performing `new byte[size]` before checking that enough bytes remain in the stream. An attacker can exhaust the JVM heap and crash the process by sending a ~6-byte MLS message whose first opaque length varint is `0xBFFFFFFF`, forcing a ~1 GiB allocation per message. This requires only the ability to send raw MLS bytes to the application, since the allocation occurs before any signature or MAC verification. How to fix Memory Allocation with Excessive Size Value? Upgrade `org.bouncycastle:bcmls-debug-jdk18on` to version 1.85 or higher.	[,1.85)
H Excessive Iteration Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Excessive Iteration in the `HashRatchet.get(int generation)` method of `GroupKeySet`, reached through `PrivateMessage.unprotect()`, which loops `while (nextGeneration < generation) next();` and caches every intermediate `KeyGeneration` in an unbounded `HashMap`. A user who is an authenticated group member can force every other member to run roughly 2 billion HKDF iterations and allocate multiple gigabytes of cache memory by sending an MLS `PrivateMessage` whose sender `generation` field is set to `0x7FFFFFFF`. The generation value is processed after only a `hasLeaf()` check and before any per-message signature verification, and it is carried in sender data encrypted under shared group secrets, so exploitation requires valid membership in the group. How to fix Excessive Iteration? Upgrade `org.bouncycastle:bcmls-debug-jdk18on` to version 1.85 or higher.	[,1.85)

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Memory Allocation with Excessive Size Value

Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Memory Allocation with Excessive Size Value in the readOpaque() method of MLSInputStream, which decodes a varint length up to 0x3FFFFFFF (about 1 GiB) and calls readAll(size) performing new byte[size] before checking that enough bytes remain in the stream. An attacker can exhaust the JVM heap and crash the process by sending a ~6-byte MLS message whose first opaque length varint is 0xBFFFFFFF, forcing a ~1 GiB allocation per message. This requires only the ability to send raw MLS bytes to the application, since the allocation occurs before any signature or MAC verification.

How to fix Memory Allocation with Excessive Size Value?

Upgrade org.bouncycastle:bcmls-debug-jdk18on to version 1.85 or higher.

[,1.85)

Excessive Iteration

Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Excessive Iteration in the HashRatchet.get(int generation) method of GroupKeySet, reached through PrivateMessage.unprotect(), which loops while (nextGeneration < generation) next(); and caches every intermediate KeyGeneration in an unbounded HashMap. A user who is an authenticated group member can force every other member to run roughly 2 billion HKDF iterations and allocate multiple gigabytes of cache memory by sending an MLS PrivateMessage whose sender generation field is set to 0x7FFFFFFF. The generation value is processed after only a hasLeaf() check and before any per-message signature verification, and it is carried in sender data encrypted under shared group secrets, so exploitation requires valid membership in the group.

How to fix Excessive Iteration?

Upgrade org.bouncycastle:bcmls-debug-jdk18on to version 1.85 or higher.

[,1.85)

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