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The Tiny Trouble: Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities in TinyDir
TinyDir, a software with a buffer overflow vulnerability linked to long path names, finds itself in hot water. Thanks to Marco Ivaldi’s warning, the cybersecurity world is alerted. Yet, it’s a harsh reminder that even tiny coding oversights can lead to significant security issues.
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So, TinyDir has a "tiny" issue - buffer overflow vulnerabilities linked with long path names. No biggie, right? Except, it's like inviting a vampire into your house, then being surprised when you wake up with two holes in your neck. Yet again, we see that even minor oversights in code can lead to significant security issues. But don't worry, Marco Ivaldi is on the case, so sleep tight and don't let the buffer bugs bite!Already a member? Log in here