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lib: [aes-cbc] fix zero-length message handling in decrypt direction

F-INTEL-IPSEC-MB-AES-CBC-LEN0-OOB-001

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lib: [aes-cbc] fix zero-length message handling in decrypt direction

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F-INTEL-IPSEC-MB-AES-CBC-LEN0-OOB-001
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public fix commit 78e272a08a7c landed on 2026-04-11 and shipped in intel-ipsec-mb v2.0.2, tagged on 2026-04-21. the AES-CBC decrypt path now checks for zero-length messages before loading the IV/message buffers, avoiding the no-check API out-of-bounds read class.

F-INTEL-IPSEC-MB-AES-CBC-LEN0-OOB-001: Memory safety. Zero-length AES-CBC input reaches out-of-bounds processing. Reviewed 24 Sep 2026. Mechanism assessed by 1seal.

Mechanism source for F-INTEL-IPSEC-MB-AES-CBC-LEN0-OOB-001

Security area (1seal assessment): Memory safety. The AES-CBC decrypt routine returns before accessing message data when the input length is zero. Reviewed 21 Sep 2026.

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