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libclamav in Clam AntiVirus 0.65 improperly handles a uuencoded email message containing an invalid line-length value. A non-numeric line length, including a lowercase character, reaches an assertion condition in the clamd scanning path. The resulting assertion failure terminates the calling program.
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A vulnerability in an anti-virus product where a non-numeric line length triggers an assert error, likely causing denial of service.
An observed example tied to improper handling of syntactically invalid structure, where an anti-virus product triggers an assert error when given a non-numeric line length.
A vulnerability in an anti-virus product where non-numeric line length input triggers an assertion error.
An assertion-error vulnerability in an anti-virus product triggered by a non-numeric line length.
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