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Xen XAPI compares Pool Secret with a data-dependent function (CVE-2026-102705)

Original title: Xen Security Advisory 529 v2 (CVE-2026-102705) - XAPI: data-dependent compare function used for Pool Secret

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XSA-529 version 2 is the public release of an issue in the bearer token that authenticates hosts in a Xen pool.

The Xen.org security team published Xen Security Advisory 529 version 2 for CVE-2026-102705. XAPI compares its Pool Secret, a bearer token used to authenticate requests between hosts in a pool, with a data-dependent compare function. The available text ends before describing that function, affected versions, or a fix.

Unconfirmed: The feed cuts off before the function's effect, affected versions, fixes, and exploitation status.

Key facts
  • Version 2 of XSA-529 is marked as the public release.
  • The Pool Secret authenticates requests between hosts in a pool.
  • No fixed version or exploitation status appears in the available text.
Security assessment · AI, from the article

Impact: Data-dependent comparison of the pool authentication secret

ProductAffected
Xen XAPI—
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From the original article

Posted by Xen . org security team on Nov 10 Xen Security Advisory CVE-2026-102705 / XSA-529 version 2 XAPI: data-dependent compare function used for Pool Secret UPDATES IN VERSION 2 ==================== Public release. ISSUE DESCRIPTION ================= XAPI has a bearer token used to authenticate requests made between hosts in a pool, known as the Pool Secret.

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