fix: remove unsafe exec() in spi_stm32.c#4
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
fpga_firmware/software/wasca_test9/spi_stm32.c.Vulnerability
V-001fpga_firmware/software/wasca_test9/spi_stm32.c:436Description: The spi_stm32.c file uses strcpy() at lines 436-437 to copy build_date and build_time strings into fixed-size fields of the max_ver_buff structure (wl_verinfo_max_t). strcpy() performs no bounds checking whatsoever. If either source string exceeds the destination field size — which can be triggered by a crafted SPI packet supplying an oversized string — adjacent stack or heap memory is silently overwritten. On embedded MCUs without stack canaries (which are not confirmed to be enabled), this directly enables redirection of execution to attacker-controlled code.
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old/fpga_firmware/software/wasca_test9/spi_stm32.cVerification
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