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This patch attempts to fix four bugs in the oscar protocol plugin that
were introduced with the X-Status code in Pidgin 2.7.0.
Problem #1 (the remotely-triggerable crash):
The crash happens when a buddy sets an xstatus message containing <desc>
but no closing </desc>, or <title> but no closing </title>. The fix
is to check the result of strstr(closing_tag_name) and do nothing if it
is NULL. This is CVE-2010-2528.
Problem #2:
Fixes potential incorrect parsing of the xstatus string that could result
in an incorrect message being displayed to the libpurple user. Happens if
an xstatus message contains </desc> before <desc>, or </title> before
<title>. The fix is to start looking for the closing tag at the end
of the beginning tag rather than at the beginning of the xstatus xml.
Probably not a security problem, but definitely a bug.
Problem #3:
Fixes potential incorrect parsing of the xstatus string that could result
in the title not being shown to the libpurple user. Happens if the close
title tag appears after the desc tag in the xstatus xml, because we add a
null character at the beginning of the close title tag, so strstr() for
the desc tag would stop searching there. Probably not a security problem,
but definitely a bug.
Problem #4:
Fixes potential incorrect display of the xstatus string that could result
in an incorrect message being displayed to the libpurple user. Happens
because we reusing the 'xml' string when preparing the string for the user,
but we copy values from xml to xml. If those values overlap with themselves
or with each other then an incorrect value could be displayed. Probably not
a security problem, but definitely a bug.
author | Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net> |
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date | Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:49:23 +0000 |
parents | fb86dbeb2b15 |
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#ifndef _PURPLE_PERL_HANDLERS_H_ #define _PURPLE_PERL_HANDLERS_H_ #include "cmds.h" #include "plugin.h" #include "prefs.h" #include "pluginpref.h" #ifdef PURPLE_GTKPERL #include "gtkplugin.h" #include "gtkutils.h" #endif typedef struct { PurpleCmdId id; SV *callback; SV *data; gchar *prpl_id; gchar *cmd; PurplePlugin *plugin; } PurplePerlCmdHandler; typedef struct { SV *callback; SV *data; PurplePlugin *plugin; int iotag; } PurplePerlTimeoutHandler; typedef struct { gchar *signal; SV *callback; SV *data; void *instance; PurplePlugin *plugin; } PurplePerlSignalHandler; typedef struct { SV *callback; SV *data; PurplePlugin *plugin; int iotag; } PurplePerlPrefsHandler; void purple_perl_plugin_action_cb(PurplePluginAction * gpa); GList *purple_perl_plugin_actions(PurplePlugin *plugin, gpointer context); PurplePluginPrefFrame *purple_perl_get_plugin_frame(PurplePlugin *plugin); #ifdef PURPLE_GTKPERL GtkWidget *purple_perl_gtk_get_plugin_frame(PurplePlugin *plugin); #endif guint purple_perl_timeout_add(PurplePlugin *plugin, int seconds, SV *callback, SV *data); gboolean purple_perl_timeout_remove(guint handle); void purple_perl_timeout_clear_for_plugin(PurplePlugin *plugin); void purple_perl_timeout_clear(void); void purple_perl_signal_connect(PurplePlugin *plugin, void *instance, const char *signal, SV *callback, SV *data, int priority); void purple_perl_signal_disconnect(PurplePlugin *plugin, void *instance, const char *signal); void purple_perl_signal_clear_for_plugin(PurplePlugin *plugin); void purple_perl_signal_clear(void); PurpleCmdId purple_perl_cmd_register(PurplePlugin *plugin, const gchar *cmd, const gchar *args, PurpleCmdPriority priority, PurpleCmdFlag flag, const gchar *prpl_id, SV *callback, const gchar *helpstr, SV *data); void purple_perl_cmd_unregister(PurpleCmdId id); void purple_perl_cmd_clear_for_plugin(PurplePlugin *plugin); guint purple_perl_prefs_connect_callback(PurplePlugin *plugin, const char *name, SV *callback, SV *data); void purple_perl_prefs_disconnect_callback(guint callback_id); void purple_perl_pref_cb_clear_for_plugin(PurplePlugin *plugin); #endif /* _PURPLE_PERL_HANDLERS_H_ */