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Uncontrolled recursion leads to abort in deserialization

🗓️ 17 Sep 2018 12:00:00Reported by rustsecType 
rustsec
 rustsec
🔗 rustsec.org👁 18 Views

Uncontrolled recursion in deserialization can lead to an abort. Affected versions of the software allow an attacker to create a deeply nested YAML file, causing an abort in deserialization. The flaw is mitigated by monitoring recursion depth

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13 Jun 2023 13:10Current
3.9Low risk
Vulners AI Score3.9
CVSS 25
CVSS 37.5
EPSS0.00361
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