Bound MP4 index table rewrites - #1894
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Validate stco and co64 entry counts against the containing box before rewriting either table. Apply the same check to in-memory box contents so malformed media cannot drive unbounded output or reads.
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This code was copied from https://github.com/VarolOkan/spatial-media. Fix it there please |
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Shotcut can generate unbounded output and consume CPU when rewriting a crafted
MP4 containing an stco or co64 box with an oversized entry count.
Box::index_copy trusted the declared table count and rewrote entries without
checking the containing box. This patch validates the table header and bounds
the declared count against the available payload for both file-backed and
in-memory box contents.
Verification: