strtoul() return value may end up overflowing the int h->chunk_size and

resulting in a negative value to be stored as the chunk_size. This could
result in the following memcpy operation using a very large length
argument which would result in a buffer overflow and segmentation fault.

This could have been used to cause a denial service by any device that
has been authorized for network access (either wireless or wired). This
would affect both the WPS UPnP functionality in a WPS AP (hostapd with
upnp_iface parameter set in the configuration) and WPS ER
(wpa_supplicant with WPS_ER_START control interface command used).

Validate the parsed chunk length value to avoid this. In addition to
rejecting negative values, we can also reject chunk size that would be
larger than the maximum configured body length.

Thanks to Kostya Kortchinsky of Google security team for discovering and
reporting this issue.

XXX: pullup-7

external/bsd/wpa/dist/src/wps/httpread.c

@@ -533,6 +533,13 @@ static void httpread_read_handler(int sd, void *eloop_ctx, void *sock_ctx)
 					if (!isxdigit(*cbp))
 						goto bad;
 					h->chunk_size = strtoul(cbp, NULL, 16);
+					if (h->chunk_size < 0 ||
+					    h->chunk_size > h->max_bytes) {
+						wpa_printf(MSG_DEBUG,
+							   "httpread: Invalid chunk size %d",
+							   h->chunk_size);
+						goto bad;
+					}
 					/* throw away chunk header
 					 * so we have only real data
 					 */