CVE-2019-16142

Summary

CVECVE-2019-16142
StatePUBLIC
Assigner[email protected]
Source PriorityCVE Program / NVD first with legacy fallback
Published2019-09-09 12:15:00 UTC
Updated2019-09-09 18:16:00 UTC
DescriptionAn issue was discovered in the renderdoc crate before 0.5.0 for Rust. Multiple exposed methods take self by immutable reference, which is incompatible with a multi-threaded application.

Risk And Classification

Problem Types: CWE-20

NVD Known Affected Configurations (CPE 2.3)

TypeVendorProductVersionUpdateEditionLanguage
Application Renderdocs-rs Project Renderdocs-rs All All All All
Application Renderdocs-rs Project Renderdocs-rs All All All All

References

ReferenceSourceLinkTags
Switch internally mutating methods to &mut self by ebkalderon · Pull Request #32 · ebkalderon/renderdoc-rs · GitHub MISC github.com Patch, Third Party Advisory
RUSTSEC-2019-0018: renderdoc: Internally mutating methods take immutable ref self › RustSec Advisory Database MISC rustsec.org Third Party Advisory
CVE Program record CVE.ORG www.cve.org canonical
NVD vulnerability detail NVD nvd.nist.gov canonical, analysis

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