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Eight eMudhra (emSign) intermediate CA certificates have recoverable private keys (Mozilla bug 2083449). Clients whose trust store still contains emSign ECC Root CA - G3, emSign Root TLS CA - G3 or AAA Certificate Services can be impersonated by an on-path attacker.
The following packages are affected
certifiearlier than 2026.10.19 (REST transports).httplib2earlier than 0.32.1, used bygoogle-api-python-clientandgoogle-auth-httplib2; its bundled trust store is used whencertifiis not installed.grpcioearlier than 1.84.1 (gRPC transports); bundled root store, does not read the operating system trust store.
You can take the following actions to resolve these issues
- Upgrade
certifito 2026.10.19 or later. - Upgrade
httplib2to 0.32.1 or later. - Upgrade
grpcioto 1.84.1 or later. Patch releases for earlier release lines are being published; see GHSA-2xm2-c8xx-p9vh for the current list of fixed versions.
Advisories:
- GHSA-6q48-6c7w-9gw2 (
certifi) - GHSA-2xm2-c8xx-p9vh (
grpcio)
Google Cloud Security Bulletin: GCP-2026-075.
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