oc-mirror CVE-2026-75939: A Signature Check That Runs in the Wrong Order
CVE-2026-75939 lets a forged PGP message pass oc-mirror validation and push a malicious release into a disconnected OpenShift registry.
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CVE-2026-75939 lets a forged PGP message pass oc-mirror validation and push a malicious release into a disconnected OpenShift registry.
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