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hi,sir I think there is an information leak here, could you help me confirm it?
int dispatch(unsigned char *result, int *fan_out, size_t *buffer_size, int fan_all_out) { unsigned char *message; float probability_false = (WATER_MARK - (float)buffer.size()) / (float)WATER_MARK; // calculate the probability of fan out if (fan_all_out || generate_random_value() < PROBABILITY_FAN_OUT) *fan_out = 1; if (!*fan_out && probability_false > 0 && generate_random_value() < probability_false) { // create a false message message = (unsigned char *) MESSAGE_FALSE; *buffer_size = buffer.size(); } else { // obtain a message from the buffer *buffer_size = buffer.size(); if (buffer.size() < 1) return -1; int index = (int)(generate_random_value()*buffer.size()); char *choosen_message = (char *) buffer.at(index).c_str(); message = (unsigned char *)malloc(strlen(choosen_message)); std::copy(choosen_message, choosen_message + strlen(choosen_message), message); message[strlen(choosen_message)] = '\0'; buffer.erase(buffer.begin() + index); // ======================= vulnerable code:======================== // fan_out may be controlled by the attacker, //when *fan_out !=0, the unencrypted message can be leaked . if (*fan_out) { std::copy(message, message + strlen((char *) message), result); return 1; } } size_t out_len = 0; sgx_status_t ret_get_output_len = sgx_rsa_pub_encrypt_sha256( previous_public_key, NULL, &out_len, message, strlen((char *) message)); if (ret_get_output_len != SGX_SUCCESS) { printf("Determination of output length failed\n"); return 0; } sgx_status_t ret_encrypt = sgx_rsa_pub_encrypt_sha256( previous_public_key, result, &out_len, message, strlen((char *) message)); if (ret_encrypt != SGX_SUCCESS) { printf("Encryption failed\n"); return 0; } else { printf("Encrypted message with success!\n"); } return 1; }
fan_out may be controlled by the attacker, when *fan_out !=0, the unencrypted message can be leaked .
fan_out
*fan_out !=0
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hi,sir
I think there is an information leak here, could you help me confirm it?
fan_out
may be controlled by the attacker,when
*fan_out !=0
, the unencrypted message can be leaked .The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: