fix: six memcpy calls in libgps/os_compat in os_compat.c#2
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
libgps/os_compat.c.Vulnerability
V-001libgps/os_compat.c:207Description: Six memcpy calls in libgps/os_compat.c copy data into destination buffers using lengths derived from source data (slen, len, srclen, maxlen) without first validating that the source length fits within the destination buffer capacity. These helper functions are called throughout the GPS data processing pipeline. An attacker who can supply GPS or NMEA data with crafted length fields can cause the computed copy length to exceed the destination buffer size, triggering a heap or stack buffer overflow.
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libgps/os_compat.cVerification
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