The flaw occurred during a key-generation ceremony on April 30, 2025, when a second set of weak keys was generated alongside the original strong keys. Mozilla cryptography engineer Dennis Jackson reported the issue on Oct 17, flagging insufficient randomness that made the keys vulnerable to recovery. eMudhra said it was investigating the root cause.
The flaw occurred during a key-generation ceremony on April 30, 2025, when a second set of weak keys was generated alongside the original strong keys. Mozilla cryptography engineer Dennis Jackson reported the issue on Oct 17, flagging insufficient randomness that made the keys vulnerable to recovery. eMudhra said it was investigating the root cause.
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