[GHSA-pq5p-34cr-23v9] Authlib is vulnerable to Denial of Service via Oversized JOSE Segments #6373
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This improvement submission refines the technical accuracy, proof-of-concept reproducibility, and defensive guidance for CVE-2025-61920.
The prior entry lacked quantitative data and explicit remediation guidance.
This update provides:
Verified test data on CPU/memory impact.
Safe reproducible PoC and regression coverage (test_jose_dos.py).
Explicit patched constants (MAX_HEADER_SEGMENT_BYTES, MAX_SIGNATURE_SEGMENT_BYTES).
Valid CWE mappings and mitigation practices (WAF-level filtering, throttling).
Enhanced readability aligned with GitHub’s Security Advisory format.
Supporting evidence:
Authlib commit: 867e3f87b072347a1ae9cf6983cc8bbf88447e5e
Regression tests in upstream repo
PoC script