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websocket: Limit post-decompression size of received messages #2391

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Protects against memory exhaustion DoS attacks.

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websocket: Limit post-decompression size of received messages
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Protects against memory exhaustion DoS attacks.
@bdarnell bdarnell force-pushed the websocket-decompress-limit branch from 56053c6 to 7bd3ef3 Compare May 19, 2018 15:34
@bdarnell bdarnell merged commit 729f1d9 into tornadoweb:master May 19, 2018
@bdarnell bdarnell deleted the websocket-decompress-limit branch May 19, 2018 23:10
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Is this exploitable even when one doesn't use websockets? E.g. in a standard tonado set up which serves some hello world html app?

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ploxiln commented Mar 25, 2020

Yes, I think standard http Content-Encoding: gzip has long been handled with a maximum decompress output size:
https://github.com/tornadoweb/tornado/blob/v6.0.4/tornado/http1connection.py#L730-L732

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