security: fix unsafe heading regex #1224
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Problem: REDOS could be triggered through exploitation of the 'heading' regex. Solution: Refactor regex. It matches the same language as before but is less vulnerable to REDOS. It is now safe using the bounds suggested by those disclosing it. It remains super-linear but a successful exploit requires a much longer attack string. Fixes: Issue disclosed privately. Credit: This issue was pointed out by Nick Starke and Adam Cazzolla of Sonatype Security research.
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security: fix unsafe heading regex
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Problem:
REDOS could be triggered through exploitation of the 'heading' regex.
Solution:
Refactor regex. It matches the same language as before but
is less vulnerable to REDOS.
It is now safe using the bounds suggested by those disclosing it.
It remains super-linear but a successful exploit requires
a much longer attack string.
Fixes:
Issue disclosed privately.
Credit:
This issue was pointed out by
Nick Starke (@nstarke) and Adam Cazzolla (@atcazzual) of Sonatype Security research.