[gnutls-devel] libtasn1 | Fix memory leak in asn1_array2tree() (#14)

[Development of GNU's TLS library]

Tim Rühsen commented:


It's from fuzzing, so I can hardly tell (I wrote a tool to convert fuzzer data into the above array. In this case I hand-tuned the fields to have the smallest possible reproducer).

Since `asn1_array2tree()` is a public API, it should gracefully deal with any kind of input. The days of "please only serve proper input to my API" are over. The smallest glitches are meanwhile used for DOS attacks or (remote) code execution, directly or indirectly.

I couldn't find any obvious bugs in `asn1_array2tree()` yesterday (hey, it just build a tree), so maybe it's in `asn1_delete_structure()` !? Will have a look, but any help appreciated.

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