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      <title>ArubaOS 8.13.2.0 Pre-Auth ICMP Buffer Over-read: EtherLeak via TTL=0 &#43; IP Total Length | HPE Bugcrowd</title>
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      <description>ArubaOS 8.13.2.0 leaks up to 18 bytes of NIC DMA buffer per ICMP Echo via inflated IP Total Length (CWE-126). TTL=0 packets are processed in violation of RFC 791, making the attack invisible to IDS, firewalls, and SIEM. Same mechanism as CVE-2003-0001 and CVE-2021-3031 (Palo Alto PA-series). 27/27 packets confirmed via pcap. HPE Bugcrowd closed as N/A.</description>
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