CVE-2024-36129: Bypassed Negative Configuration Limit
A boundary check on a max size or limit configuration uses strict equality (`== 0`) to apply a default value. This validation fails to account for negative configuration values. When negative sizes bypass initialization and are passed to parsing or decompression libraries, it can bypass their internal zero-value checks and lead to unrestricted memory allocat
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A boundary check on a max size or limit configuration uses strict equality (`== 0`) to apply a default value. This validation fails to account for negative configuration values. When negative sizes bypass initialization and are passed to parsing or decompression libraries, it can bypass their internal zero-value checks and lead to unrestricted memory allocat
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