In readelf.c, in the macro CHECK_ENTSIZE_VALUES, there is this code
error (_("Section %d has invalid sh_entsize of %" BFD_VMA_FMT "x\n"), \
i, section->sh_entsize); \
When extracting message strings from this code, only the first part
will be extracted:
msgid "Section %d has i
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The objdump-pe-crasher2 issue is fixed, the use-after-free (when running
strings or objdump -x on objdump-elf-crasher and strings-bfd-badfree at the
same time) is stillt there.
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Hi Hanno,
Please try the latest git head, which should address both of the problems
detected by the address sanitizer.
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address sanitizer trace on objdump-elf-crasher AND strings-bfd-badfree
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address sanitizer trace on objdump-pe-crasher2
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okay, things are getting a little bit compilcated, but here are my test
results:
objdump-pe-crasher2 gives a heap overflow on latest git head with address
sanitizer enabled (will attach symbolized output /
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--- Comment #15 from Nick Clifton ---
Hi Hanno,
> It's a bit confusing. When I patch binutils 2.24 with attachment 7855
> [details] (and a bunch of other crash fixes for the other issues) then I can
> still reproduce the crash with objdump-pe
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Hi Mike,
> for each of the crash fixes, could you post them to the 2.25 branch ?
Done. :-)
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It's a bit confusing. When I patch binutils 2.24 with attachment 7855 (and a
bunch of other crash fixes for the other issues) then I can still reproduce the
crash with objdump-pe-crasher (please note that t
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> With all patches attached objdump-pe-crasher still causes objdump to crash
> (attachment 7854 [details] on this bug). To reproduce run
> objdump -x objdump-pe-c
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