fix: add TXT record size guard (CVE-2026-48045) - #1809
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For the record, pull request #1751 claims to have fixed CVE-2026-48045. |
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Summary
This PR adds explicit guards to
ServiceInfoto prevent oversized DNS TXT records from causing memory exhaustion or crashes. DNS TXT entries are limited to 255 bytes, but previously the code attempted to encode arbitrary lengths, resulting inValueError: bytes must be in range(0, 256).Changes
ServiceInfo.__init__to reject property values longer than 255 bytes._set_propertiesto rejectkey=valuerecords longer than 255 bytes before encoding.Proof of Fix
Impact
This resolves CVE‑2026‑48045 (memory exhaustion via oversized TXT records) and ensures compliance with DNS TXT record limits. It prevents crashes and uncontrolled resource usage when handling malformed inputs.
