fix: the stb_image library performs row-swap memcpy ... in stb_image.h#430
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
src/terminal/stb_image.h.Vulnerability
V-003src/terminal/stb_image.h:1236Description: The stb_image library performs row-swap memcpy operations at lines 1236-1238 using a bytes_copy value derived from attacker-controlled image metadata (width * channels * bytes_per_channel) without validating the result against the allocated row buffer size. A crafted image with manipulated width/height/channel fields causes bytes_copy to exceed the allocated buffer, overflowing into adjacent heap memory. Integer overflow in the size calculation (e.g., width=65535, channels=4 producing bytes_copy=262140 while allocation overflowed to a smaller size) makes this reliably exploitable. The zlib decode functions at lines 531/534 have the same integer overflow risk in length calculations.
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