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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/version_5.19.1/TROVE-2023-006.inline.*.po
  3. English
*OnionShare* is the only application included in Tails that creates onion
services. You are not affected by this vulnerability if you don't use
*OnionShare* in Tails and only use Tails to connect to onion services and
don't create onion services using Additional Software.
a year ago
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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/version_5.19.1/TROVE-2023-006.inline.*.po
  3. English
This analysis is only a hypothesis because our team doesn't have access to
more details about this vulnerability. Still, we are releasing this emergency
release as a precaution.
a year ago
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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/version_5.19.1/TROVE-2023-006.inline.*.po
  3. English
This vulnerability might allow an attacker who already knows your
*OnionShare* address to make your Tor client crash. A powerful attacker might
be able to further exploit this crash to reveal your IP address.
a year ago
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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/version_5.19.1/TROVE-2023-006.inline.*.po
  3. English
Our team thinks that this vulnerability could affect Tails users who are
creating onion services from their Tails, for example when sharing files or
publishing a website using *OnionShare*.
a year ago
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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/news/version_5.19.1/TROVE-2023-006.inline.*.po
  3. English
The details of TROVE-2023-006 haven't been disclosed by the Tor Project to
leave time for users to upgrade before revealing more. We only know that the
Tor Project describes TROVE-2023-006 as a "[*remote triggerable assert on
onion
services*](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/team/-/wikis/NetworkTeam/TROVE)".
a year ago

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