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Panic "Image index out of bounds" in ImageBuffer::get_pixel() #878
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I think this may be resolved? I tried running the code below and didn't see any panics (I had to rename the files to ".gif" to make the open function work): fn main() {
println!("{:?}", image::open("17d85872e1bb51147e968648399c8e23fda23c63.gif").err());
println!("{:?}", image::open("2b6bf5f87834ff9c8962a0f0229404b4b8a7cae5.gif").err());
} |
The exact code to reproduce the issue is listed in #876, please try that. |
I still wasn't able to reproduce this issue. I was however able to reproduce issue #877 which uses the same code, I'll post my findings about that in a bit |
As soon as all the known panics in GIF decoder are fixed or found not reproducible, I'll re-run the fuzzer and it will probably find several more. |
Can't reproduce this one as well, closing. |
The following GIF images trigger a panic in
ImageBuffer::get_pixel()
when decoded: gif-oob.zipCode to reproduce the issue is exactly the same as in #876. Found with AFL.rs, tested on git commit 865d2fc
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