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CVE-2024-24786 is an infinite-loop flaw in the Go Protocol Buffers implementation's encoding/protojson and internal/encoding/json packages. The protojson.Unmarshal function can fail to terminate when processing certain malformed JSON inputs. The condition occurs when unmarshaling into a protobuf message containing a google.protobuf.Any field, or when UnmarshalOptions.DiscardUnknown is enabled.
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An infinite-loop denial-of-service flaw in golang-protobuf's protojson.Unmarshal handling of certain invalid JSON forms.
An infinite-loop condition in golang-protobuf's protojson.Unmarshal when parsing certain invalid JSON forms, affecting encoding/protojson and internal/encoding/json.
An infinite-loop denial-of-service flaw in Go protobuf JSON unmarshalling when protojson.Unmarshal processes certain invalid JSON inputs.
Go protobuf JSON parsing vulnerability that can cause an infinite loop in protojson.Unmarshal on certain invalid JSON inputs.
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