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4 June, 2025

Defects Fixed A potention NullPointerException in the KEM KDF KemUtil class has been removed. Overlapping input/output buffers in doFinal could result in d...

Defects Fixed

• A potention NullPointerException in the KEM KDF KemUtil class has been removed.
• Overlapping input/output buffers in doFinal could result in data corruption. This has been fixed.
• Fixed Grain-128AEAD decryption incorrectly handle MAC verification.
• Add configurable header validation to prevent malicious header injection in PGP cleartext signed messages; Fix signature packet encoding issues in PGPSignature.join() and embedded signatures while phasing out legacy format.
• Fixed ParallelHash initialization stall when using block size B=0.
• The PRF from the PBKDF2 function was been lost when PBMAC1 was initialized from protectionAlgorithm. This has been fixed.
• The lowlevel DigestFactory was cloning MD5 when being asked to clone SHA1. This has been fixed.

Additional Features and Functionality

• XWing implementation updated to draft-connolly-cfrg-xwing-kem/07/
• Further support has been added for generation and use of PGP V6 keys
• Additional validation has been added for armored headers in Cleartext Signed Messages.
• The PQC signature algorithm proposal Mayo has been added to the low-level API and the BCPQC provider.
• The PQC signature algorithm proposal Snova has been added to the low-level API and the BCPQC provider.
• Support for ChaCha20-Poly1305 has been added to the CMS/SMIME APIs.
• The Falcon implementation has been updated to the latest draft.
• Support has been added for generating keys which encode as seed-only and expanded-key-only for ML-KEM and ML-DSA private keys.
• Private key encoding of ML-DSA and ML-KEM private keys now follows the latest IETF draft.
• The Ascon family of algorithms has been updated to the initial draft of SP 800-232. Some additional optimisation work has been done.
• Support for ML-DSA's external-mu calculation and signing has been added to the BC provider.
• CMS now supports ML-DSA for SignedData generation.
• Introduce high-level OpenPGP API for message creation/consumption and certificate evaluation.
• Added JDK21 KEM API implementation for HQC algorithm.
• BCJSSE: Strip trailing dot from hostname for SNI, endpointID checks.
• BCJSSE: Draft support for ML-KEM updated (draft-connolly-tls-mlkem-key-agreement-05).
• BCJSSE: Draft support for hybrid ECDHE-MLKEM (draft-ietf-tls-ecdhe-mlkem-00).
• BCJSSE: Optionally prefer TLS 1.3 server's supported_groups order (BCSSLParameters.useNamedGroupsOrder).

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