fix: three memcpy operations in jv_print in jv_print.c#3521
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
src/jv_print.c.Vulnerability
V-001src/jv_print.c:86Description: Three memcpy operations in jv_print.c copy data into destination buffers without verifying that the source length fits within the remaining destination buffer capacity. At line 86, memcpy(cb + 2, codes[ci], len) does not confirm that len bytes are available in the cb buffer beyond offset 2. At lines 426 and 434, memcpy(outbuf, str, l) does not validate l against the allocated size of outbuf. A crafted JSON input that produces an oversized color code, string segment, or output value triggers a heap buffer overflow, overwriting adjacent heap metadata or allocations.
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src/jv_print.cVerification
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