WS-2019-0519
February 20, 2019
In Envoy v1.9.0 and v1.9.1, it was possible to have two filter chains that didn't have proto equivalent
FilterChainMatches, yet had semantically equivalent matchers. E.g. when one filter chain has a
not-yet-implemented field. This led to a situation where the first filter chain might register for
SDS (and corresponding initialization callbacks), then the second equivalent filter chain would
replace it, freeing up the callback target. When SDS initialized, the stale callback would be
invoked, resulting in heap-user-after-free.
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Attack Complexity
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7.5
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