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WHY: cargo audit fails on openssl 0.10.73. Its `aes::unwrap_key` checks the output buffer size the wrong way round, so a too-small buffer is written past its end. openssl reaches the workspace through native-tls (reqwest, tungstenite) on Linux. HOW: - Update openssl 0.10.73 -> 0.10.81 and openssl-sys 0.9.109 -> 0.9.117 in Cargo.lock. 0.10.78 is the first fixed release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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cargo auditfails on RUSTSEC-2026-0463: openssl 0.10.73'saes::unwrap_keychecks its output buffer size the wrong way round, so a buffer that is too small is written past its end. 0.10.78 is the first fixed release.Changes
Cargo.lock: openssl 0.10.73 → 0.10.81, openssl-sys 0.9.109 → 0.9.117. NoCargo.tomlchange.0.10.82 is newer but was released 8 days ago, so this takes 0.10.81 (June 2026).
Testing
cargo audit: no vulnerabilities.cargo nextest run --locked -p tycho-client --all-features: 209 passed.native-tlson Linux. On macOSnative-tlsuses the Security framework, so the local build did not compile openssl. The Linux CI build is the check that the bump compiles.🤖 Generated with Claude Code