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CVE-2025-61726 is a resource-exhaustion vulnerability in Go's net/url package caused by the absence of a limit on the number of query parameters parsed. Although request-header limits generally constrain URL query sizes, net/http.Request.ParseForm can process large URL-encoded forms containing many unique parameters. Parsing these forms can consume excessive memory and potentially cause denial of service.
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Unbounded query-parameter parsing in Go's net/url package can cause excessive memory consumption when net/http.Request.ParseForm processes large URL-encoded forms containing many unique parameters.
A resource-exhaustion vulnerability in Go's net/url package. Processing large URL-encoded forms with many unique parameters through net/http.Request.ParseForm can cause excessive memory consumption and denial of service. The advisory assigns a CVSS v3 score of 7.5, indicating high availability impact without authentication or user interaction. The prescribed fix is upgrading golang-1.24 and related packages to version 1.24.12 or later.
A Go net/url vulnerability that can cause memory exhaustion during query-parameter parsing.
A Go net/url vulnerability that can cause memory exhaustion during query-parameter parsing.
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