fix: the ldap module uses sprintf to write escaped h... in ldap.c#3
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deconstructo merged 1 commit intoMay 21, 2026
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
modules/ldap/ldap.c.Vulnerability
V-001modules/ldap/ldap.c:106Description: The LDAP module uses sprintf to write escaped hex characters into a buffer without bounds checking. Each escaped character expands to 4 bytes (\XX). If the input contains many characters requiring escaping, the output buffer overflows since sprintf does not perform bounds checking and there is no tracking of remaining buffer capacity.
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modules/ldap/ldap.cVerification
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