제출 #875791: OpenClaw openclaw <= 2026.3.14 Uncontrolled Resource Consumption (CWE-400)정보

제목OpenClaw openclaw <= 2026.3.14 Uncontrolled Resource Consumption (CWE-400)
설명# Technical Details An unbounded memory allocation vulnerability exists in the `readErrorBodySnippet` function in `src/media/fetch.ts` of OpenClaw. The application introduced bounded response reading for successful remote media downloads, but the HTTP error-response path still reads the full body with `res.text()` before truncating it for an error message. A malicious public HTTP server can return a non-2xx status code with an arbitrarily large body, causing OpenClaw to allocate the complete response in memory and crash. # Vulnerable Code File: src/media/fetch.ts Method: readErrorBodySnippet Why: The function calls `res.text()` on error responses and only truncates after the entire body has already been buffered. The success path uses `readResponseWithLimit`, but the error path called from `fetchRemoteMedia` does not enforce `maxBytes`. # Reproduction 1. Configure OpenClaw with remote media fetching enabled. 2. Host a public HTTP endpoint that returns an error status such as HTTP 400 with a very large response body. 3. Send a chat message containing a media URL pointing to that endpoint. 4. Observe that `fetchRemoteMedia` enters the error path, calls `readErrorBodySnippet`, buffers the full response body, and can exhaust process memory. # Impact - Remote unauthenticated denial of service through a crafted media URL. - Memory exhaustion and OpenClaw process crash. - The SSRF guard does not block the attack when the malicious server is on the public internet. Reference Link: https://gist.github.com/YLChen-007/142041a85dc9a7dd079b0ebe358ac0af
원천⚠️ https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/security/advisories/GHSA-4qwc-c7g9-4xcw
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 AbamaYouLong (UID 99186)
제출2026. 07. 01. AM 08:28 (3 개월 ago)
모더레이션2026. 08. 17. AM 11:45 (2 months later)
상태중복
VulDB 항목356766 [OpenClaw 까지 2026.3.21 서비스 거부]
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