CVE-2025-48964: Ewma Integer Overflow
An integer overflow can occur in the Exponential Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) calculation when multiplying a measurement value (such as a time delta) by a fixed-point scalar without first casting it to a 64-bit integer. If the time variable is abnormally large (e.g. via a spoofed zero timestamp), the multiplication will wrap around, yielding negative stati
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An integer overflow can occur in the Exponential Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) calculation when multiplying a measurement value (such as a time delta) by a fixed-point scalar without first casting it to a 64-bit integer. If the time variable is abnormally large (e.g. via a spoofed zero timestamp), the multiplication will wrap around, yielding negative stati
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