Critical: fix stack overflow from unbounded sprintf()#2410
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The %f format specifier for doubles can produce over 300 characters (e.g., DBL_MAX formatted with %f). The 64-byte stack buffer is insufficient. This is a stack buffer overflow exploitable via crafted agtype float values. Fix this by both bumping the buffer size (to allow full precision) and changing all sprintf() call sites to be snprintf() calls instead. Signed-off-by: David Christensen <david.christensen@snowflake.com>
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The %f format specifier for doubles can produce over 300 characters (e.g., DBL_MAX formatted with %f). The 64-byte stack buffer is insufficient. This is a stack buffer overflow exploitable via crafted agtype float values.
Fix this by both bumping the buffer size (to allow full precision) and changing all sprintf() call sites to be snprintf() calls instead.