https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2026/q1/126: GnuPG security lease

Published Jan 27, 2026
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Affected Software

1 affected component
gnupg gpg-agent

Frequently Asked Questions

1

What is the severity of GnuPG security lease?

The GnuPG security lease vulnerability has been assessed to potentially allow for denial of service and memory corruption.

2

How do I fix GnuPG security lease?

To fix the GnuPG security lease vulnerability, upgrade to the latest version of GnuPG that addresses this issue.

3

What can be exploited in the GnuPG security lease vulnerability?

The GnuPG security lease vulnerability can be exploited through crafted S/MIME EnvelopedData messages leading to a stack buffer overflow.

4

What impacts does the GnuPG security lease vulnerability have?

The impacts of the GnuPG security lease vulnerability include possible denial of service and memory corruption effects.

5

Who is affected by the GnuPG security lease?

Users of the gpg-agent component of GnuPG are affected by the GnuPG security lease vulnerability.

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