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Perl DBI versions before 1.648 contain a heap-overflow vulnerability in the SQL pre-parser. During preparsing, placeholder characters are expanded into numbered binders in the form :pN; however, the buffer allocation reserves only three characters per binder. Binders numbered 10 or higher require additional characters, causing a heap overflow when an SQL statement contains more than nine binders.
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A vulnerability referenced in Huawei EulerOS security advisory SA-2026-3880; no further technical details are provided in the content.
A vulnerability addressed by Huawei EulerOS security advisory SA-2026-3846, affecting the listed Huawei EulerOS perl-dbi-related packages. The content does not provide a separate technical description or severity score for this CVE.
A vulnerability referenced in the Huawei EulerOS SA-2026-3605 security advisory; the content provides no technical details.
A vulnerability referenced in Huawei EulerOS security advisory SA-2026-3758 affecting the perl-dbi-help package on EulerOS 2.0.
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