CVE-2024-57708 describes an issue in OneTrust SDK version 6.33.0 in which a local attacker can trigger a denial of service through prototype-manipulation vectors involving Object.setPrototypeOf, proto, and Object.assign. Based on the available description, the issue appears consistent with prototype pollution or unsafe prototype modification in JavaScript object handling, where attacker-controlled input can alter object prototypes and destabilize application behavior. The record notes that the supplier disputes the classification as a prototype pollution vulnerability, so the precise root cause and affected code path are not currently confirmed from the provided information.
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