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<a href="https://gitlab.com/tomato42">Hubert Kario (@mention me if you need reply)</a>
<a href="https://gitlab.com/gnutls/gnutls/-/issues/1482#note_1394350288">commented</a>:
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<p dir="auto" style="color: #333238; margin: 0;" align="initial">There is a benefit for the individual tickets, as even if the attacker gets a key for a particular ticket, they can't use it to decrypt previous or future tickets.
The problem is that this is not ephemeral in the same way that DHE or ECDHE is, there still is a long-term secret kept in GnuTLS memory that can be used to decrypt all tickets past and future. So yes, it's rather questionable why it's used in the first place. Using two keys (current active one, not older than 24h or so) and the previously used one would be much more secure overall, as then a heartbleed-like issue can't expose keys for tickets from few days ago: they don't exist any more.</p>
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