Vim patches out-of-bounds write in bundled libvterm resize handling
Before 9.2.1013, huge terminal resize requests updated state but not clamped screen storage, so later output could write past the buffer.
By tarpitBefore 9.2.1013, huge terminal resize requests updated state but not clamped screen storage, so later output could write past the buffer.
By tarpitReplacement programs were matched only by type, so incompatible sock_addr and LSM hooks could clobber adjacent stack state.
By kexecAuthenticated clients could force undersized ACL headers or heap out-of-bounds reads via crafted security descriptors.
By oops