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> However, OpenSSL did not do strict validation of the ASN.1 data by default The more interesting problem was that this was non deterministic, you could encode fields with 64bit integers and they would bomb out on 32bit systems. ASN1 is
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The script language itself is malleable due to being executed. `NOP NOP NOP PUSHDATA` has the same result as `PUSHDATA`, despite having different bytes and a different resulting hash. The `PUSHDATA` opcodes are also in themselves malleable,