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Unsoundness in FdSet #1572
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Unsoundness in FdSet::insert and FdSet::remove
Unsoundness in FdSet
Oct 17, 2021
Yep, it's true. Would you be willing to submit a PR to fix it? |
Sure. Is adding bounds checking an acceptable approach, despite the minor runtime cost? |
Yes. After all, select users aren't overly concerned about the runtime cost. |
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Ensure file descriptors are nonnegative and less than `FD_SETSIZE`. (Fixes nix-rust#1572.)
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Ensure file descriptors are nonnegative and less than `FD_SETSIZE`. (Fixes nix-rust#1572.)
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1575: Fix unsoundness in FdSet methods r=asomers a=taylordotfish Ensure file descriptors are nonnegative and less than `FD_SETSIZE`. (Fixes #1572.) Co-authored-by: taylor.fish <[email protected]>
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FdSet::insert
,FdSet::remove
, andFdSet::contains
callFD_SET()
,FD_CLR()
, andFD_ISSET()
without any bounds checking, but those underlying libc functions cause undefined behavior when provided a file descriptor outside of the range0..FD_SETSIZE
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