OFFra227s
OFFra227s refers to a series of cryptographic vulnerabilities discovered in the OpenSSL library, specifically affecting the implementation of the RSA key exchange protocol. The name originates from the error code CVE-2022-2274 (CVE-2022-2274) and related issues, though the broader term "OFFra227s" has been used colloquially to describe a cluster of flaws that emerged in late 2022. These vulnerabilities primarily stem from improper handling of RSA operations, particularly in the context of the Fraunhofer Diffie-Hellman (Fraunhofer DH) key exchange variant, which was introduced as a more efficient alternative to traditional RSA-based methods.
The most notable of these flaws is CVE-2022-2274, which allows for a **Bleichenbacher-style** attack on RSA decryption.
OpenSSL released multiple patches in response, including fixes in versions 3.0.4 and 1.1.1u, addressing the core
The discovery of OFFra227s highlighted ongoing risks in widely used cryptographic libraries and underscored the need