[crypto] Treat high tag numbers as invalid ASN.1 allows for multi-byte tag numbers by setting the low five bits of the first tag byte to 0x1f. No tag that we need to handle has this format, and the existing checks for specific tag numbers will already fail to match against such a tag (treating it as a normal single-byte tag number). Refuse to parse any tag with a high tag number format, to guard against future bugs that could arise because the tag length would be calculated incorrectly. Signed-off-by: Michael Brown <mcb30@ipxe.org>
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