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CVE-2026-60081 is an uncontrolled resource-allocation vulnerability in Perl DBI::ProfileData before version 1.651. When parsing a profile dump file, the component uses the path-index column to allocate a parser data array without imposing a maximum index. An attacker who can supply a profile dump file with an excessively large path index can cause excessive memory allocation and exhaust available memory.
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A vulnerability affecting the FreeBSD p5-DBI package, addressed in DBI releases 1.650 through 1.654. The content does not provide vulnerability-specific technical details.
A vulnerability referenced in the Huawei EulerOS SA-2026-3605 security advisory; the content provides no technical details.
A vulnerability addressed by Huawei EulerOS security advisory EulerOS_SA-2026-3659; no technical vulnerability details are provided in the content.
A vulnerability addressed by the EulerOS_SA-2026-3291 security advisory; no technical vulnerability description is provided.
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