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CVE-2025-14831 describes a denial-of-service condition in GnuTLS that can be triggered by specially crafted malicious certificates. The issue is tied to excessive CPU and memory consumption when certificates contain unusually large numbers of name constraints and subject alternative names (SANs).
CVE-2025-13033 is a high-severity email parsing issue that can cause a message to be delivered to the wrong recipient when a specially formatted recipient address includes an external address inside quotes. Based on the CVE description and referenced advisories, the risk is unintended disclosure of sensitive content and bypass of recipient-validation or access-control checks in applications that rely on t [truncated]