[COPY OF #24434] pp_accept: fix potential out-of-bounds read on oversized accept() addrlen#24447
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COPY OF #24434
Summary: This PR fixes a potential out-of-bounds read in
pp_accept(pp_sys.c).Problem:
PerlSock_accept_cloexec()(viaaccept()/accept4()) can return anaddrlenlarger than the supplied buffer size when the peer address is truncated. The previous code used the returnedlendirectly inPUSHp(namebuf, len).Fix: Clamp
lentosizeof(namebuf)before callingPUSHp.Impact: No behavior change for valid lengths. Prevents reading past
namebufwhenaddrlenis oversized.Context: Change was motivated by static analysis finding. BUFFER_OVERFLOW.PROC pp_sys.c:[2631:10].log
This set of changes does not require a perldelta entry.