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Hi, we've tried to use this dissector to debug new implementation of the HEPv3 client, but it seems to be lacking any even basic boundary/sanity checks, causing wireshark to hang solid while dissecting small capture (attached). This severely limits its usefulness for such use cases as well could lead to problems while processing large number of real-world packets, as wire errors do happen in real life.
P.S. I looked at the code briefly and I don't see any validation of the length field(s). Those values just taken verbatim, never compared to the actual packet size. Which is likely to be the cause.
I agree and that's an excellent observation, we'll do our best to sort this out, just wanted to make sure it was not platform specific - so far personally had no such issues and used it pretty intensively on Linux.
Hi, we've tried to use this dissector to debug new implementation of the HEPv3 client, but it seems to be lacking any even basic boundary/sanity checks, causing wireshark to hang solid while dissecting small capture (attached). This severely limits its usefulness for such use cases as well could lead to problems while processing large number of real-world packets, as wire errors do happen in real life.
cap.zip
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