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# The following bugs have been fixed:
* AMQP failed assertion. (Bug 4048)
* Reassemble.c leaks memory for GLIB > 2.8. (Bug 4141)
* Fuzz testing reports possible dissector bug: TCP. (Bug 4211)
* Wrong length calculation in new_octet_aligned_subset_bits() (PER dissector). (Bug 5393)
* Function dissect_per_bit_string_display might read more bytes than available (PER dissector). (Bug 5394)
* Cannot load wpcap.dll & packet.dll from Wireshark program directory. (Bug 5420)
* Wireshark crashes with Copy -> Description on date/time fields. (Bug 5421)
* DHCPv6 OPTION_CLIENT_FQDN parse error. (Bug 5426)
* Information element Error for supported channels. (Bug 5430)
* Assert when using ASN.1 dissector with loading a 'type table'. (Bug 5447)
* Bug with RWH parsing in Infiniband dissector. (Bug 5444)
* Help->About Wireshark mis-reports OS. (Bug 5453)
* Delegated-IPv6-Prefix(123) is shown incorrect as X-Ascend-Call-Attempt-Limit(123). (Bug 5455)
* "tshark -r file -T fields" is truncating exported data. (Bug 5463)
* gsm_a_dtap: incorrect "Extraneous Data" when decoding Packet Flow Identifier. (Bug 5475)
* Improper decode of TLS 1.2 packet containing both CertificateRequest and ServerHelloDone messages. (Bug 5485)
* LTE-PDCP UL and DL problem. (Bug 5505)
* CIGI 3.2/3.3 support broken. (Bug 5510)
* Prepare Filter in RTP Streams dialog does not work correctly. (Bug 5513)
* Wrong decode at ethernet OAM Y.1731 ETH-CC. (Bug 5517)
* WPS: RF bands decryption. (Bug 5523)
* Incorrect LTP SDNV value handling. (Bug 5521)
* LTP bug found by randpkt. (Bug 5323)
* Buffer overflow in SNMP EngineID preferences. (Bug 5530)
# Updated Protocol Support
* AMQP, ASN.1 BER, ASN.1 PER, CFM, CIGI, DHCPv6, Diameter, ENTTEC, GSM A GM, IEEE 802.11, InfiniBand, LTE-PDCP, LTP, MAC-LTE, MP2T, RADIUS, SAMR, SCCP, SIP, SNMP, TCP, TLS, TN3270, UNISTIM, WPS
# New and Updated Capture File Support
* Endace ERF, Microsoft Network Monitor, VMS TCPtrace.
* AMQP failed assertion. (Bug 4048)
* Reassemble.c leaks memory for GLIB > 2.8. (Bug 4141)
* Fuzz testing reports possible dissector bug: TCP. (Bug 4211)
* Wrong length calculation in new_octet_aligned_subset_bits() (PER dissector). (Bug 5393)
* Function dissect_per_bit_string_display might read more bytes than available (PER dissector). (Bug 5394)
* Cannot load wpcap.dll & packet.dll from Wireshark program directory. (Bug 5420)
* Wireshark crashes with Copy -> Description on date/time fields. (Bug 5421)
* DHCPv6 OPTION_CLIENT_FQDN parse error. (Bug 5426)
* Information element Error for supported channels. (Bug 5430)
* Assert when using ASN.1 dissector with loading a 'type table'. (Bug 5447)
* Bug with RWH parsing in Infiniband dissector. (Bug 5444)
* Help->About Wireshark mis-reports OS. (Bug 5453)
* Delegated-IPv6-Prefix(123) is shown incorrect as X-Ascend-Call-Attempt-Limit(123). (Bug 5455)
* "tshark -r file -T fields" is truncating exported data. (Bug 5463)
* gsm_a_dtap: incorrect "Extraneous Data" when decoding Packet Flow Identifier. (Bug 5475)
* Improper decode of TLS 1.2 packet containing both CertificateRequest and ServerHelloDone messages. (Bug 5485)
* LTE-PDCP UL and DL problem. (Bug 5505)
* CIGI 3.2/3.3 support broken. (Bug 5510)
* Prepare Filter in RTP Streams dialog does not work correctly. (Bug 5513)
* Wrong decode at ethernet OAM Y.1731 ETH-CC. (Bug 5517)
* WPS: RF bands decryption. (Bug 5523)
* Incorrect LTP SDNV value handling. (Bug 5521)
* LTP bug found by randpkt. (Bug 5323)
* Buffer overflow in SNMP EngineID preferences. (Bug 5530)
# Updated Protocol Support
* AMQP, ASN.1 BER, ASN.1 PER, CFM, CIGI, DHCPv6, Diameter, ENTTEC, GSM A GM, IEEE 802.11, InfiniBand, LTE-PDCP, LTP, MAC-LTE, MP2T, RADIUS, SAMR, SCCP, SIP, SNMP, TCP, TLS, TN3270, UNISTIM, WPS
# New and Updated Capture File Support
* Endace ERF, Microsoft Network Monitor, VMS TCPtrace.
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