CVE-2026-54345: Integer Underflow Allocation
An integer subtraction is used for a slice allocation size without a prior bounds check. If the right-hand side of the subtraction is larger than the left-hand side, an unsigned integer underflow may occur, resulting in an exceptionally large allocation and potentially causing a Denial of Service (DoS) via an out-of-memory crash. Verify that the left-hand si
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An integer subtraction is used for a slice allocation size without a prior bounds check. If the right-hand side of the subtraction is larger than the left-hand side, an unsigned integer underflow may occur, resulting in an exceptionally large allocation and potentially causing a Denial of Service (DoS) via an out-of-memory crash. Verify that the left-hand si
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