Security of Paillier against chosen ciphertext attack Is there a proof by now that Paillier is secure against chosen-ciphertext attack? The original Paillier paper mentions that it is not.
Is it yet proofed that Paillier is secure against chosen-ciphertext attack. The original Paillier paper mentions that it is not.

It is indeed not - CCA security is incompatible with the property of partially homomorphic encryption.
If we have a ciphertext $C$ and an Oracle that will decrypt any ciphertext (other than $C$), what an attacker can do to decrypt $C$ is generate the encryption of $0$ (which is presumably not the ciphertext value $1$), and homomorphically add that to $C$, generating the ciphertext $C'$, and hand $C'$ to the decryption oracle.  As long as the encryption of $0$ is not $1$, then $C \ne C'$, and so the decryption oracle will have us the plaintext corresponding to $C'$, which will be exactly the same value as the plaintext of $C$ - the attacker wins.