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cjson
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The cJSON tag on WindowsForum.com covers security vulnerabilities and patches for the cJSON library, a compact C library for parsing and printing JSON. Discussions focus on CVEs such as CVE-2025-57052 (a memory-safety flaw in pointer index parsing), CVE-2024-31755 (a null-pointer dereference crash), and CVE-2023-26819 (a denial-of-service via crafted JSON). These threads provide technical details, impact analysis, and patch guidance for developers and system administrators using cJSON in embedded systems, IoT firmware, desktop utilities, or server-side components. The tag is relevant for those tracking supply-chain risks and applying security updates to cJSON dependencies.
A critical memory-safety flaw in the widely used cJSON library has been assigned CVE-2025-57052: a logic error in the array-index parsing code lets malformed JSON pointer strings bypass bounds checks, enabling out‑of‑bounds memory access that can crash or corrupt applications that rely on cJSON...
A null-pointer dereference in a compact C JSON library has quietly become a textbook reminder that tiny dependencies can create outsized operational risk: CVE-2024-31755 identifies a segmentation violation in cJSON v1.7.17 that can be triggered when the second parameter to cJSON_SetValuestring...
cJSON version 1.7.15 contains a parsing defect (tracked as CVE‑2023‑26819) that can be triggered by a crafted JSON document and lead to denial‑of‑service conditions—developers and operators should treat this as a reliability and supply‑chain risk and apply vendor or distribution fixes...