A feature, API, or function does not perform according to its specification.
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Threat Mapped score: 0.0
Industry: Finiancial
Threat priority: Unclassified
CVE: CVE-2003-0187
Program uses large timeouts on unconfirmed connections resulting from inconsistency in linked lists implementations.
CVE: CVE-2003-0465
"strncpy" in Linux kernel acts different than libc on x86, leading to expected behavior difference - sort of a multiple interpretation error?
CVE: CVE-2005-3265
Buffer overflow in product stems the use of a third party library function that is expected to have internal protection against overflows, but doesn't.
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Intro: The provided code is extracted from the Control and Status Register (CSR), csr_regfile, module within the Hack@DAC'21 OpenPiton System-on-Chip (SoC). This module is designed to implement CSR registers in accordance with the RISC-V specification. The mie (machine interrupt enable) register is a 64-bit register [REF-1384], where bits correspond to different interrupt sources. As the name suggests, mie is a machine-level register that determines which interrupts are enabled. Note that in the example below the mie_q and mie_d registers represent the conceptual mie reigster in the RISC-V specification. The mie_d register is the value to be stored in the mie register while the mie_q register holds the current value of the mie register [REF-1385].
Body: The mideleg (machine interrupt delegation) register, also 64-bit wide, enables the delegation of specific interrupt sources from machine privilege mode to lower privilege levels. By setting specific bits in the mideleg register, the handling of certain interrupts can be delegated to lower privilege levels without engaging the machine-level privilege mode. For example, in supervisor mode, the mie register is limited to a specific register called the sie (supervisor interrupt enable) register. If delegated, an interrupt becomes visible in the sip (supervisor interrupt pending) register and can be enabled or blocked using the sie register. If no delegation occurs, the related bits in sip and sie are set to zero.
module csr_regfile #(...)(...); ... // --------------------------- // CSR Write and update logic // --------------------------- ... if (csr_we) begin unique case (csr_addr.address) ... riscv::CSR_SIE: begin // the mideleg makes sure only delegate-able register //(and therefore also only implemented registers) are written mie_d = (mie_q & ~mideleg_q) | (csr_wdata & mideleg_q) | utval_q; end ... endcase end endmodule