OpenSSL patched 12 flaws found by AISLE, including a high-severity bug that could enable remote code execution. One of the flaws is rated high severity and could allow remote attackers to execute malicious code in applications that process untrusted cryptographic data. Many of the vulnerabilities stem from how OpenSSL parses untrusted cryptographic data formats, including CMS, PKCS#7, PKCS#12, timestamp responses, and various TLS extensions. AdvertisementKey OpenSSL Vulnerabilities ExplainedCVE-2025-15467 was rated High severity by OpenSSL due to its potential to enable remote code execution under certain conditions. AdvertisementHidden Risk in Widely Used Crypto LibrariesTaken together, the OpenSSL vulnerabilities show how widely used cryptographic components can introduce risk when edge-case flaws persist undetected over time.