OpenSSL Releases Security Updates Fixing 12 Vulnerabilities Including Critical Remote Code Execution Flaw

OpenSSL has published security updates addressing 12 vulnerabilities, including a critical remote code execution (RCE) flaw classified as high severity. These patches resolve issues related to memory security, parsing robustness, and resource management. The vulnerabilities were discovered by the cybersecurity firm Aisle. No active exploitation or additional technical details (such as CVE numbers) have been disclosed. The updates pertain to the open-source cryptographic library OpenSSL.