Fix stack-buffer overflow in WAV chunk ID logging#437
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Replace unsafe %s format specifier with %c%c%c%c to prevent reading past the 4-byte non-null-terminated id buffer. Fixes #431
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Description
Fixes a stack-buffer overflow vulnerability when logging 4-byte WAV chunk IDs in
ps_config_wavfile.The issue occurs when processing malformed WAV files with unknown chunks. The code used
%sformat specifier with a non-null-terminatedchar[4]buffer, which could read past the buffer boundary during logging.Changes:
%sformat specifier with%c%c%c%cid[0],id[1],id[2],id[3]to prevent buffer over-readVerification steps
idbuffer use safe operations (memcmp with explicit length)Fixes #431