fix: remove unsafe exec() in jni_helper.cpp#2018
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
android/core/src/main/cpp/jni_helper.cpp.Vulnerability
V-001android/core/src/main/cpp/jni_helper.cpp:28Description: In jni_helper.cpp at line 28, memory is allocated via malloc(length + 1) and the return value is never checked for NULL before the buffer is used. If malloc returns NULL due to memory exhaustion or an integer overflow in the length calculation, any subsequent write to the returned pointer results in a NULL pointer dereference (write to address 0), causing a crash or, on systems without NULL-page protection, potential arbitrary code execution. An attacker who can supply crafted JNI input to exhaust memory or trigger a large allocation can exploit this path directly.
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android/core/src/main/cpp/jni_helper.cppVerification
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