Fix heap-buffer-overflow in GeorefMetadataLayerDescriptor #145
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A malformed HDF5 file could trigger an out-of-bounds read in HDF5's
H5HG_read. This occurred when theCOMPOUND_RECORD_DEFINITIONattribute's physical storage size did not match the product of the number of fields and the datatype size (e.g., 360 bytes stored for 15 elements of 16 bytes each).The resulting incorrect stride caused HDF5 to interpret garbage data as Global Heap IDs for Variable Length (VL) strings. Dereferencing these invalid IDs led to the overflow.
Validation has been added to ensure
attribute.getStorageSize() == numFields * attrDataType.getSize()before callingattribute.read(). If a mismatch is detected, anInvalidValueSizeexception is thrown. This is caught inBAG::Dataset::readDataset, allowing the application to safely skip the malformed layer.Fixes: #141