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CVE-2025-23310 is a stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability in NVIDIA Triton Inference Server for Windows and Linux. The flaw is caused by unsafe use of stack allocation in the server's HTTP request handling logic, specifically involving use of alloca while processing HTTP requests that use chunked transfer encoding. Because stack memory allocation is derived from untrusted input, a remote attacker can send specially crafted requests with excessive or malformed chunking characteristics and trigger excessive stack allocation, leading to stack corruption. Affected versions are NVIDIA Triton Inference Server releases prior to 25.07. The vulnerability affects multiple exposed API surfaces, including inference, model management, repository index, and shared memory registration endpoints.
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