CVE-2024-55628: high-severity vulnerability in OISF suricata
Suricata oversized resource names utilizing DNS name compression can lead to resource starvation
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No sign of exploitation. No public exploitation artifact known so far.
Suricata's DNS parser can be tricked using compression techniques to create extremely large hostnames from tiny messages, causing the system to waste resources decoding them and generating oversized log files. This can slow down or crash the security monitoring system.
DNS name compression exploitation allows remote attackers to craft small DNS packets containing compressed pointers that expand into very large hostnames, bypassing insufficient resource limits and causing denial of service through CPU and memory exhaustion during DNS packet decoding and logging operations.
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