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fix(dns): segfaults in pkarr #3120

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fix(dns): segfaults in pkarr #3120

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@Arqu Arqu commented Jan 13, 2025

Description

simple-dns had a number of risky parsing calls that could go out of bounds and produce a segfault. Through the power of OSS and the daisy chain of bumped dependencies this should now be fixed.

Closes #2844

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  • Self-review.
  • Documentation updates following the style guide, if relevant.
  • Tests if relevant.
  • All breaking changes documented.

@Arqu Arqu added the fix Fixes a bug label Jan 13, 2025
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Documentation for this PR has been generated and is available at: https://n0-computer.github.io/iroh/pr/3120/docs/iroh/

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Using PkarrPublisher on the macOS platform in release mode causes a segmentation fault.
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