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Malformed packet leads to potential DoS vulnerability #381
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Stricter bounds checking for cursor in unmarshalPayload to ensure it does not exceed ``len(packet)``, preventing panic when receiving a malformed packet. Special thanks to ampliasec_advisories for disclosing this issue responsibly. Fixes gosnmp#381 Signed-off-by: Tim Rots <tim.rots@protonmail.ch>
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Stricter bounds checking for cursor in unmarshalPayload to ensure it does not exceed ``len(packet)``, preventing panic when receiving a malformed packet. Special thanks to ampliasec_advisories for disclosing this issue responsibly. Fixes gosnmp#381 Signed-off-by: Tim Rots <tim.rots@protonmail.ch>
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Stricter bounds checking for cursor in unmarshalPayload to ensure it does not exceed ``len(packet)``, preventing panic when receiving a malformed packet. Special thanks to Amplia Security for disclosing this issue responsibly. Fixes gosnmp#381 Signed-off-by: Tim Rots <tim.rots@protonmail.ch>
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Stricter bounds checking for cursor in unmarshalPayload, to ensure it does not exceed or equals ``len(packet)``, preventinga panic when receiving a malformed packet. Special thanks to Amplia Security for disclosing this issue responsibly. Fixes #381 Signed-off-by: Tim Rots <tim.rots@protonmail.ch>
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A malformed SNMP packet can cause a panic that can lead to a DoS vulnerability in software using the gosnmp library.
The details are not included here because it would allow an attacker to exploit the issue.
Do you have an email or any other means to submit securely the detailed information and PoC to reproduce this issue (public key, etc.)?
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