Vulnerability in trust-dns and trust-dns-server#1703
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An attacker can form packet loops between vulnerable instances leading to a denial-of-service for both network and CPU resources.
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Thank you! On 1: There is currently no way to make a single advisory affect two different crates. If both crates contain vulnerable code, then there should be two advisories. It's fine if they contain the same text. On 2: That is indeed correct, so |
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Ok, thanks. Then I will submit a second PR for trust-dns. Could you maybe check if and how |
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An attacker can form packet loops between vulnerable instances, leading to a denial-of-service for both network and CPU resources.
My supervisor (@crossow) and I found and reported the issue. @bluejekyll and @djc have acknowledged and resolved the issue.
Questions:
trust-dnsandtrust-dns-server. Is there a way to have a single advisory (i.e., single identifier) target multiple crates?trust_dns_server::server::ServerFuture, not a specific public function. It seems that cannot be encoded via[affected].