CVE-2026-47321 is a denial-of-service vulnerability in Apache MINA’s compression handling, specifically in the CompressionFilter use of Zlib.inflate for incoming data. According to the provided content, affected versions did not enforce limits on the size of decompressed output before allocating buffers for inflated data. An attacker can send a very small compressed input that expands into an extremely large output block, potentially with compression ratios greater than 1,000:1. This unbounded decompression amplification can exhaust application memory and crash the server. The issue is described as affecting Apache MINA’s zip libraries / Zlib inflate path and was tracked as ZDRES-231.
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An unbounded decompression amplification vulnerability in Apache MINA's zip libraries that can cause denial of service by exhausting memory through highly compressed input that expands into very large data blocks.
An Apache MINA denial-of-service vulnerability caused by unbounded decompression in CompressionFilter/Zlib.inflate, allowing highly compressed input to expand excessively and exhaust application memory.
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