Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in PJSIP DNS Resolver by PJSIP

CVE-2023-27585

What is CVE-2023-27585?

A buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the DNS resolver of PJSIP, an open-source multimedia communication library, impacting versions 2.13 and earlier. This issue, categorized under parsing the query record in the parse_query() function, does not affect users who do not utilize the PJSIP DNS resolver. A fix is provided in the master branch with commit d1c5e4d. Users are advised to mitigate potential risks by either patching the software or disabling DNS resolution by setting nameserver_count to zero in the PJSIP configuration, or opting for an external DNS resolver.

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