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En el post anterior, hablamos sobre el concepto de colector de basura. Y si bien, este es muy util para muchos lenguajes tambien mencionamos que C++ puede sobrevivir sin uno, como lo hizo hasta ahora. Principalmente porque usamos al operador delete tanto de forma manual como de manera automatica. Un caso que ya…
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I'm not really going to talk about the incident itself, but upon discovery of the vulnerability, there was a lot of hash criticism of the developers. A few critics were focused on the 'caching' done in OpenSSL code.
We must first understand that OpenSSL is used all over the internet and this includes connections that stream massive amounts of data. We all remember the days when SSL performance was too much for many web sites and it took internet a long time to embrace SSL. Most of the e-mail services did not have this turned on for a long time. Therefore performance is not something we can ignore for OpenSSL case. It differs in use cases compared to OpenSSH.
Having said this, a very common technique in low level network code is to use memory pools since dynamic memory allocation is a major drag on performance. Allocating fixed sized chunks, allocating a pool of such chunks, and/or caching in them in arrays, lists, etc. is extremely common.
OpenSSL followed a similar approach and cached previous allocations in a linked list.Â
According to critics, this was wrong. The memory should have been released/allocated every time. Which would have unmasked the issue.
Although the issue would have been discovered on some platforms, I think OpenSSL caching scheme is completely sane (well except for the bugs in it.)
It's just easy to point fingers when bugs occur especially for a project with limited resources...
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