openssl rsa timing

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Discussions tagged with openssl rsa timing focus on the OpenSSL RSA timing-side-channel vulnerability tracked as CVE-2022-4304. This flaw, which can leak RSA private key information through timing measurements, has been flagged in industrial control systems such as Hitachi Energy's GMS600 gateway. The vulnerability is not a new zero-day but a known cryptographic implementation bug that becomes a live operational risk when present in long-lived infrastructure. The tag covers remediation steps, vendor advisories, and the broader implications of medium-severity cryptographic flaws in enterprise and industrial environments.
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    Hitachi Energy GMS600 CVE-2022-4304: Fix OpenSSL RSA Timing Risk (v1.3.2)

    Hitachi Energy’s GMS600 versions 1.3.0 and 1.3.1 are affected by CVE-2022-4304, an OpenSSL RSA timing-side-channel vulnerability republished by CISA on May 21, 2026, with the vendor’s remediation pointing operators to GMS600 version 1.3.2. The bug is not a new zero-day, and it is not the kind of...
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