Reason:
The Message Authentication Code (MAC) received with the SSL record does not match the MAC calculated from the record data.
The sending party calculates the MAC (a cryptographic hash value) on the data being sent in the record and appends it to the record before encrypting the data. The receiving party decrypts the data, calculates its own MAC for the data, and compares the two MACs. If they match, the receiver knows the data has not been altered in transit. If they do not match, the data has been altered and must be ignored. In this case, the connection between the client and the server ends abnormally.
Action:
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