Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 146: Unbounded write #13
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Potential fix for https://github.com/IntelLabs/async-toolkit/security/code-scanning/146
To fix the issue, calls to
strcpythat copy untrusted data into a buffer, especially those that perform unbounded writes, should be replaced with their bounded counterparts, such asstrncpyormemcpywith an explicit buffer size. Here, beforestrcpy(entry->member, member);the buffer is allocated withleak_realloc(entry->member, strlen(member) + 1), guaranteeing enough space for the string and its null terminator. To future-proof the code and ensure that the buffer is not overrun, usestrncpy(entry->member, member, strlen(member) + 1);. This change should also be applied to the other similar lines (strcpy(entry->archive,archive);on line 123 andstrcpy(entry->output,output);on line 129). However, since the data is allocated with the buffer size exactly matching the string length (plus null terminator), using the bounded version provides additional security by preventing accidental overruns.Edits are confined to the region of the
add_recentfunction inasync-toolkit/atools/lib/archive.c, lines 122-129.Suggested fixes powered by Copilot Autofix. Review carefully before merging.