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Re: Current standards/criteria for 'Undefined Behavior'
On 5/11/17 7:19 AM, Carsten Eiram wrote:
I hope the new MITRE CVE team realizes they are in a minority of people
in
this industry, who actually consider such issues as being CVE worthy by
default or even security-relevant without some proof of there being a
(realistic) security impact.
...
We do not disagree that issues leading to undefined
behaviour _theoretically_ have a security impact. Rarely is it ever
proven,
though. In fact, I don't think Agostino Sarubbo (or Hanno for that
matter)
has proven a single of the UBSan issues, which he has reported many of,
actually did have a real-world impact.
Some in-depth UB analysis:
https://blog.regehr.org/archives/1520
Was the conclusion that CVE IDs would *not* be assigned for UB, unless
there was reasonable evidence of a security impact?
- Art