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    New Opossum Attack Allows Hackers to Compromise Secure TLS Channels with Malicious Messages

    July 10, 2025

    New Opossum Attack Allows Hackers to Compromise Secure TLS Channels with Malicious Messages

    The new Opossum attack is a sophisticated cross-protocol application layer desynchronization vulnerability that compromises TLS-based communications.
    This attack exploits fundamental differences betwe …
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