Fix: memory corruption from nested internal function calls#2345
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Additional improvements to mitigate memory corruption bug in vyper. Additional optimizations. vyperlang/vyper#2345 vyperlang/vyper#2350 vyperlang/vyper#2352
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Additional improvements to mitigate memory corruption bug in vyper. Additional optimizations. vyperlang/vyper#2345 vyperlang/vyper#2350 vyperlang/vyper#2352
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What I did
Fix a runtime bug allowing for memory corruption when making an internal function call inside a literal array or another function call.
The issue is the same as the one outlined in GHSA-2r3x-4mrv-mcxf and fixed in #2186. In my previous fix I did not fully comprehend the scope of the issue, and so the bug was still present when making a private function call inside a literal array, or when accessing a single indexed value from a private function call returning a list or tuple.
How I did it
Expand the logic added in #2186, applying it also to
SubscriptandListnodes. I have refactored the check into it's own new function,parse_sequence, which is applied on all lists, tuples, and private function calls. There is some recursive logic to account for multidimensional arrays.How to verify it
Run the tests. I've included some new cases - awful code that nobody should ever write, that would cause the bug to appear in very many varieties (if it were still around).
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