[cairo-bugs] [Bug 92829] New: Array index out of bound crash in cairo_cff_font_subset_charstrings_and_subroutines when using the PDF backend
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Wed Nov 4 21:33:30 PST 2015
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92829
Bug ID: 92829
Summary: Array index out of bound crash in
cairo_cff_font_subset_charstrings_and_subroutines when
using the PDF backend
Product: cairo
Version: unspecified
Hardware: Other
OS: All
Status: NEW
Severity: major
Priority: medium
Component: pdf backend
Assignee: ajohnson at redneon.com
Reporter: jadahl at gmail.com
QA Contact: cairo-bugs at cairographics.org
Created attachment 119421
--> https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=119421&action=edit
Backtrace
Cairo version: 1.14.4.
I tried to print a web page as a PDF but doing so just resulted in the web
browser / browser tab process crashing. Didn't matter whether I used Epiphany
or Firefox, they both crashed in the same place in cairo.
The page printed contained lots of chinese characters which I suspect might be
the reason. I'm attaching a full stack trace I caught when testing in Epiphany.
I cut it off at the uninteresting WebKit message loop parts.
The crash (or assert if those are enabled) seems to happen because the 'glyph'
index is far larger than the length of the array:
1791 element = _cairo_array_index (&font->charstrings_index, glyph);
(gdb) print glyph
$2 = 45472
(gdb) print font->charstrings_index
$3 = {size = 32768, num_elements = 30907, element_size = 24,
elements = 0x560839b3abe0 ""}
I cannot attach the content that reproduces the crash because the document is a
national park entry permission paper with personal information, but I have a
HTML file with sensitive information I could find stripped out I could provide
privately to a developer wanting to look at a reproduction case.
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