maennchen

maennchen

:warning: Security advisory: Decimal DoS vulnerability

A vulnerability has been published for decimal where very large exponents can cause excessive memory allocation and crash the BEAM VM.

Affected versions: decimal < 3.0.0
Fixed in: decimal 3.0.0
CVE: CVE-2026-32686
GHSA: GHSA-rhv4-8758-jx7v

We recommend updating immediately.

decimal v3.0.0 enforces safer defaults. This is technically a breaking change, but for most use cases it should not require application changes. If needed, we recommend overriding the dependency explicitly:

{:decimal, "~> 3.0", override: true}

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dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Just upgraded to 3.0.0 and ran a pretty slow financial test suite from scratch. No regressions! Great work, thank you.

Hermanverschooten

Hermanverschooten

Better upgrade to 3.1, 3.0 has a bug that causes an infinite loop.

It caused my tests to hang.

adamzapasnik

adamzapasnik

Thank you for reporting it.

Does anyone know/understand why mix deps.audit doesn’t report it?

maennchen

maennchen OP

MixAudit relies on the GitHub Advisory DB. It is unfortunately often a few days out of date. In this case as well.

We’re however working on integrating this directly as warnings in deps.get and hex.audit. (Currently only checks for retirement status; You can already see the vulnerabilities on hex.pm package pages).

The data there relies on OSV.dev and therefore directly contains EEF CNA, GHSA and other reporters, see OSV - Open Source Vulnerabilities

adamzapasnik

adamzapasnik

Thanks for the explanation, now I get the reason for this post I guess :stuck_out_tongue: . I didn’t know it was absent from the GitHub Advisory DB, I assumed it was there already since it’s been assigned GHSA ID :grimacing:

Happy to know that you’re aware of it and there is work being done to improve the tools :crossed_fingers:

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Well I actually mistyped. I’m on 3.1.0 indeed.

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