Security: Integer Overflow in Chirp Size Calculation#321
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In Chirp.cpp, the code checks if d_size > d_maxsize before converting to int, but uses std::floor(d_size) which returns a double. The check d_size > d_maxsize where d_maxsize = numeric_limits<int>::max() is not sufficient to prevent all overflow cases due to floating-point precision issues. A very large double value near INT_MAX could pass the check but still overflow when converted to int. Signed-off-by: tomaioo <203048277+tomaioo@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Security: Integer Overflow in Chirp Size Calculation
Problem
Severity:
Medium| File:cxx/isce3/focus/Chirp.cpp:L28In Chirp.cpp, the code checks if d_size > d_maxsize before converting to int, but uses std::floor(d_size) which returns a double. The check d_size > d_maxsize where d_maxsize = numeric_limits::max() is not sufficient to prevent all overflow cases due to floating-point precision issues. A very large double value near INT_MAX could pass the check but still overflow when converted to int.
Solution
Use a more robust overflow check. Instead of comparing doubles values, check if d_size > static_cast(std::numeric_limits::max()) or use std::numeric_limits::max() directly as the threshold. Consider using size_t for the size variable instead of int to avoid the overflow entirely.
Changes
cxx/isce3/focus/Chirp.cpp(modified)