BSD Ports

Erlang/OTP -- TLS denial of service using invalid certificate chains

· CVE-2026-58227 · VuXML entry

https://github.com/erlang/otp/security/advisories/GHSA-r5jr-mq46-vmhw reports: A TLS/DTLS peer can crash the remote node by sending a certificate chain containing two mutually cross-signed certificates in unordered form. When the receiving side attempts to build a valid chain path, it enters unbounded recursion between the two certificates (A issues B, B issues A) with no cycle detection or depth limit. The call …

Affected versions

By system

3 still vulnerable, 4 fixed. Where VuXML applies (FreeBSD, DragonFly, FreeBSD's derivatives) a port is vulnerable while its version is in a range; pkgsrc says itself whether it lists a CVE of this advisory; OpenBSD and MidnightBSD keep no list this site reads, so their row is only an estimate: FreeBSD's ranges applied to upstream's version.

SystemPortVersionStateFixed
DragonFlylang/erlang25.3.2.7_1,4 vulnerable since 2026-07-27
NetBSDlang/erlang27.3.4.7 not listed
MidnightBSDlang/erlang25.3.2.20_1,4 in range, by version
FreeBSDlang/erlang28.5.0.8_1,4 fixed (1 days after)
DragonFlylang/erlang-runtime2727.3.4 vulnerable since 2026-07-27
FreeBSDlang/erlang-runtime2727.3.4.19_1 fixed (1 days after)
DragonFlylang/erlang-runtime2828.0 vulnerable since 2026-07-27
MidnightBSDlang/erlang-runtime2828.5.0.8 out of range, by version
FreeBSDlang/erlang-runtime2828.5.0.8_1 fixed (1 days after)
FreeBSDlang/erlang-runtime2929.1.2_1 fixed (1 days after)