Allow crypto IVs with leading zero #2928
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The NSE wrapper for OpenSSL is currently testing for null IV by inspecting the first byte, as if the IV was a null-terminated string, as opposed to an arbitrary byte sequence:
nmap/nse_openssl.cc
Lines 393 to 394 in fbadb52
The impact of this misinterpretation is that both
openssl.encrypt()andopenssl.decrypt()are sporadically producing incorrect results.The PR will be committed after September 13, 2024, unless concerns are raised.