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neon crypto
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The neon crypto tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the Linux kernel's ARM64 NEON cryptographic acceleration path, particularly a bounds-checking bug tracked as CVE-2024-26789. This vulnerability affects AES-CTR processing with short inputs, potentially causing out-of-bounds memory accesses. The flaw has been patched upstream by adding temporary buffering for sub-16-byte tails in the bit-sliced fallback. System administrators are advised to apply distribution-specific kernel updates to mitigate availability and integrity risks. The tag is relevant for those managing Linux-based systems on ARM64 hardware, especially in enterprise or security-focused environments.
A subtle bounds-checking bug in the Linux kernel’s ARM64 NEON crypto path — tracked as CVE-2024-26789 — can cause out-of-bounds memory accesses when processing short AES-CTR inputs; the flaw has been patched upstream by cloning a small but crucial workaround (temporary-buffering of sub‑16‑byte...