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javascript/ql/src/Security/CWE-834/TaintedLength.qhelp

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         This happens when an attacker creates a JSON object with an
         absurdly large number in the .length property that the server then 
         loops through.
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         The problem can also happen when using utility methods from Lodash or 
         Underscore that operate on array-like values. 
         As a simple example of how a DOS can happen, this code will crash most
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         Forcing the user controlled object to be an array or preventing the 
         <code>.length</code> property from being too large can limit the 
         impact of the attack. 
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         Alternatively the loop can exit early if the currently iterated element
         is seen to be <code>undefined</code>, as the attacker cannot create an
         array-like object with non-<code>undefined</code> values for an 
         unlimited amount of array elements. 
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         Accessing a property of the currently iterated element will also
         prevent the attack, as a null-pointer exception will occur in the first
         iteration where the element is <code>undefined</code>.