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An corner test which contains "infinite loop" can cause potential denial of service in openethereum
when we use a bytecode which contains an "infinite loop" to test the **parity-evm** binary, the EVM will keep running and consume the memory and CPU resources until the out...
aleth version: 1.8.0 Operating system: Linux Installation: built from source when I use the binary aleth-vm to run the following code, the following bytecode contains an "infinite loop", it will...
when we use a bytecode which contains an "infinite loop" to test the aleth, the aleth will keep running and consume the memory and CPU resources until the out of...
when we use **./aleth-vm_1.8.0 stats --code fd** the result is :  when we use evm 1.9.11 to run a piece of bytecode, the result is: ![Screenshot...
Parity Ethereum version: the newest one Operating system: Linux(ubuntu16.04) Installation: built from source Fully synchronized: no Aleth Ethereum version: the newest one Operating system: Linux(ubuntu16.04) Installation: built from source Fully...
Parity Ethereum version: the newest one Operating system: Linux(ubuntu16.04) Installation: built from source Fully synchronized: no Aleth Ethereum version: the newest one Operating system: Linux(ubuntu16.04) Installation: built from source Fully...
Hello, For example, my test file in the vm/runtime/ package, but I want to get the branch coverage of /vm/... package using the following command: go test -cover -coverpkg ../../vm/......
Dear junhwi, Recently, I have used your tool to do many things. However, I have a question? I can get the coverage file and the coverage file provide some detailed...