fix: remove unsafe exec() in ir_signal_generator.c#1
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
ir_signal_generator.c.Vulnerability
V-001ir_signal_generator.c:1Description: The ir_signal_generator.c firmware uses unsafe C string functions (strcpy, sprintf, gets) without bounds checking when processing IR signal data such as signal names, protocol identifiers, or encoded payloads. On embedded platforms without operating system memory protection, a stack or heap buffer overflow caused by an oversized input can overwrite return addresses or function pointers, enabling arbitrary code execution.
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