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| Element | Details | |---------|---------| | | FileChunker – responsible for reading a source file, splitting it into fixed‑size chunks, and feeding each chunk to the downstream pipeline. | | Root cause | The original algorithm calculated the remaining bytes using the expression remaining = fileSize % CHUNK_SIZE . When remaining == 0 (i.e., the file size is an exact multiple of the chunk size) the code incorrectly subtracted one chunk from the total, leading to an off‑by‑one error in the final iteration. Under concurrent execution the final iteration could read past EOF , causing a buffer overrun (“crack”). | | Why it survived | The defect was masked in single‑threaded runs because the OS returns zeroed bytes after EOF, which the original code ignored. Under multi‑threaded processing the race condition exposed the overrun. | | Location | src/core/file_chunker.cpp: line 127–138 (old code) | | Trigger | Files with size exactly divisible by CHUNK_SIZE and a thread‑pool size ≥ 4. | Ecut 7.2 Fix Crack
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| Item | Owner | Status | |------|-------|--------| | Verify production environment matches baseline | Release Manager | ☐ | | Backup current binary ( /opt/ecut/bin/ecutd ) | Ops | ☐ | | Ensure ECUT_ENABLE_STRICT_CHUNKER is disabled on staging (to avoid double‑logging) | Config Owner | ☐ | | Run regression test suite (full) | QA | ☐ | | Confirm no open tickets rely on the old off‑by‑one behaviour (rare) | Product Owner | ☐ |
# 2. Verify checksum sha256sum /tmp/ecut-patch.tgz # (compare with checksum published on the security advisory)