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CVE-2024-34155 is a stack-exhaustion vulnerability in Go's go/parser standard-library component. Calling any of its Parse functions on Go source code containing deeply nested literals can exhaust the stack and cause a panic, resulting in denial of service in applications that process such input.
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A stack-exhaustion vulnerability in Go source-code parsing functions. Parsing deeply nested literals can trigger a panic, affecting availability. The advisory rates the vulnerability Medium, with a CVSS v3 base score of 4.3, and recommends updating golang-1.23 and related packages to version 1.23.1 or later.
A vulnerability addressed by the CIQ LTS 8.6 fuse-overlayfs security-update advisory.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in Go's go/parser package where parsing deeply nested literals can cause a panic through stack exhaustion.
A Go go/parser denial-of-service flaw in which deeply nested literals supplied to Parse functions can cause panic and stack exhaustion.
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