CVE-2021-38445: ROS 2 Node crashing

by vmayoral 3 years ago

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This recording shows a proof of concept example of CVE-2021-38445 which leads ROS 2 Nodes to either crash or execute arbitrary code due to DDS not handling properly the length of the PID_BUILTIN_ENDPOINT_QOS parameter within RTPS’s RTPSSubMessage_DATA submessage.

This flaw affect the OpenDDS DDS implementation and was fixed in OpenDDS >3.18.1. For additional information and more tutorials, refer to the Robot Hacking Manual (RHM).

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