fix: an unchecked strcpy() call at problem in problem.c#275
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
libfftw-3.3.8/libbench2/problem.c.Vulnerability
V-001libfftw-3.3.8/libbench2/problem.c:253Description: An unchecked strcpy() call at problem.c line 253 copies the source string s into p->pstring without validating that the source length fits within the allocated destination buffer. If s is longer than the allocated size of p->pstring — for example, when supplied via a CLI argument or benchmark configuration file — this causes a heap or stack buffer overflow, overwriting adjacent memory and potentially corrupting control-flow data.
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libfftw-3.3.8/libbench2/problem.cVerification
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