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#denial_of_service

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Latest Signals (3)

The Lab · 2026-03-25 10:27:18 · GitHub Issues

1. Critical Game Vulnerability: Unbounded Paddle Speed Input Enables Denial-of-Service Attack

A critical security flaw in a Python/Pygame application allows an attacker to crash or render the game unusable through a simple command-line input. The vulnerability stems from the main.py file, which accepts paddle speed as a user-supplied integer. While a regex validates the input as a positive number, it fails to e...

The Lab · 2026-03-27 03:27:03 · GitHub Issues

2. Critical Code Flaw: Export Handler Loads Entire Database into Memory, Risking Server Crash

A critical vulnerability in the export handler of a server application poses an immediate risk of Out-Of-Memory (OOM) crashes and Denial of Service (DoS). The flaw, located in the `internal/handlers/export.go` file, loads the entire contents of multiple database tables directly into system memory without any pagination...

The Lab · 2026-04-11 17:22:22 · GitHub Issues

3. ThingOS Rust stdlib Security Flaw: Unwired SYS_GETRANDOM Leaves HashMap Vulnerable to Hash-Flooding DoS

A critical security vulnerability exists in the Rust standard library implementation for the ThingOS target. The `SYS_GETRANDOM` system call (number `0x7001`) is present in the kernel's dispatch table but is not wired to the `std::sys::random` module. This leaves the operating system's hash map implementation defensele...