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CVE-2022-30633 is an uncontrolled-recursion vulnerability in Go's encoding/xml package. In Go versions before 1.17.12 and 1.18.4, unmarshalling a crafted XML document into a Go struct containing a nested field tagged any can recurse until the process stack is exhausted, causing the application to panic.
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A stack-exhaustion vulnerability in Go encoding/xml Unmarshal.
A stack-exhaustion denial-of-service vulnerability in Go's encoding/xml Unmarshal functionality.
A stack-exhaustion vulnerability in Go encoding/xml Unmarshal, addressed by the Rocky Linux 9 CIQ update.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in Go's encoding/xml Unmarshal implementation. Specially crafted XML processed into a Go struct containing a nested field tagged 'any' can trigger uncontrolled recursion and stack exhaustion, causing a panic.
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