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SecurityOctober 27, 2026, 20:59

GoAhead TLS flaw lets revoked client certificates pass and sessions be decrypted

The GoAhead embedded web server loads a certificate revocation list into its default OpenSSL TLS backend but never enables revocation checking, so a revoked client certificate can still authenticate under mutual-TLS. The flaw affects builds with a configured CRL and enables session decryption.

GoAhead TLS flaw lets revoked client certificates pass and sessions be decrypted
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