Fix #4: use-after-free of embeddedAddr in rs4_embed_cmsk()#6
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embeddedAddr was derived from *io_rs4 before realloc() may relocate the buffer, then dereferenced by memmove()/memcpy() afterwards. GCC reports this as -Werror=use-after-free (e.g. Fedora 39 / Ubuntu 26.04), failing the build, and it is a genuine latent bug regardless of the warning. Move the embeddedAddr computation to after the realloc() so it is derived from the (possibly new) *io_rs4 pointer.
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@rarbab wondering if you could tag the right reviewers for this PR. Many thanks |
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embeddedAddrwas derived from*io_rs4beforerealloc()may relocate the buffer, then dereferenced bymemmove()/memcpy()afterwards. GCC reports this as-Werror=use-after-free(e.g. Fedora 39 / Ubuntu 26.04), failing the build, and it is a genuine latent bug regardless of the warning.Move the
embeddedAddrcomputation to after therealloc()so it is derived from the (possibly new)*io_rs4pointer.