Denial of Service Vulnerability in Google V8 by Google
CVE-2011-5037
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Summary
The vulnerability in Google V8 arises from the improper handling of hash values for form parameters. This flaw allows attackers to exploit predictable hash collisions, which can lead to excessive CPU consumption and service denial. By crafting specific parameters, remote attackers can induce a denial of service, severely impacting the performance and availability of applications that rely on the V8 engine, such as those built on Node.js.
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