The issue (tracked internally as CVE-2024-HEIS-4478 ) was first discovered by a freelance security researcher during a routine fuzzing operation. The researcher noticed that when sending a malformed Heiszip archive – specifically one with a manipulated "central directory offset" – the decompression routine would trigger a .
The update didn’t stop at fixing the buffer overflow. It revealed deeper architectural issues:
: Sometimes these versions claim to include "bonus" tracks or high-fidelity audio files that aren't available in standard releases.
The issue (tracked internally as CVE-2024-HEIS-4478 ) was first discovered by a freelance security researcher during a routine fuzzing operation. The researcher noticed that when sending a malformed Heiszip archive – specifically one with a manipulated "central directory offset" – the decompression routine would trigger a .
The update didn’t stop at fixing the buffer overflow. It revealed deeper architectural issues: rema heiszip patched
: Sometimes these versions claim to include "bonus" tracks or high-fidelity audio files that aren't available in standard releases. The issue (tracked internally as CVE-2024-HEIS-4478 ) was