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OrganizedPointCloudCompression: check header size and PNG data when decoding - #6518
This PR hardens the decoding of OrganizedPointCloudCompression: the frame header size is checked against the decoded images, and the PNG decoder it uses handles truncated and corrupt data. Two smaller commits let the new PNG test run on the Windows and macOS CI.
OrganizedPointCloudCompression: check header size against decoded images
OrganizedPointCloudCompression::decodePointCloud reads the width and height of the cloud from the frame header and passes them to OrganizedConversion::convert together with the decoded disparity and color images. The images get their sizes from their own PNG headers, and convert checks that they hold width*height values only with assert. In a release build, a frame whose header declares more points than its images hold makes convert read past the end of the image data.
decodePointCloud now checks the images against the header before calling convert: the disparity image must have the header's width and height and hold widthheight values, and the color image, when the frame has one, the same width and height and widthheight (mono) or 3widthheight (RGB) values. When they don't match, or an image can't be decoded, it reports an error and returns false. The product is computed in 64 bits, so it can't wrap where size_t is 32 bits. The check runs before both decode paths (disparity, and raw shift values when the disparity shift is non-zero). Three small related changes:
a stream that ends inside the header or either image makes it return false, and the header fields are initialized;
each image is read in chunks of at most 1 MiB, so a frame that declares an image larger than the stream holds fails without first allocating the declared size (up to 4 GiB per image);
the documentation of decodePointCloud now says it also returns false for invalid data.
I found this while reading the decoder and confirmed it with AddressSanitizer: a frame whose header width is larger than its images gives a heap-buffer-overflow read in OrganizedConversion<PointXYZRGB, true>::convert.
The new test/io/test_organized_pointcloud_compression.cpp is built when PCL has PNG and OpenNI, the same condition under which io/src/compression.cpp instantiates the class. It has five tests:
a round trip through encodePointCloud and decodePointCloud, with RGB and mono color;
frames whose header size doesn't match their images, also when only the number of points does, with no color, RGB and mono, for both decode paths;
frames whose color image has another size or shape than the frame, or can't be decoded;
every truncation of a frame, with and without color;
frames that declare a disparity or color image larger than the stream holds.
Without the fix, the second and third tests read past the decoded images (AddressSanitizer reports a heap-buffer-overflow).
libpng_wrapper: bound PNG reads and handle decode errors
The PNG decoder that decodePointCloud uses, decodePNGToImage in io/src/libpng_wrapper.cpp, had input problems of its own:
its libpng read callback, user_read_data, got only a pointer to the input and copied whatever length libpng asked for, so truncated or corrupt PNG data made it read past the end of the input;
the return value of setjmp was ignored, so when libpng reported an error it jumped back into the middle of the decoder, which then ran again from there.
The bit depth and color type, which the decoder checks only with assert, are left to #6517, which rejects a mismatch before the buffer is sized; this PR doesn't touch those lines.
The read callback now gets the input size with the pointer and raises a libpng error when a read would go past the end. On any libpng error the decoder frees its structs and row pointers, clears its outputs (an empty image, width, height and channels 0) and returns; empty input clears them too. After the image data it reads the PNG to its end chunk (png_read_end), so a PNG cut anywhere, inside its IEND chunk included, is an error. The encoder checks the setjmp return too. Both now free their info structs with png_destroy_read_struct / png_destroy_write_struct (png_free_data freed only their contents, which LeakSanitizer reported). Valid images decode as before.
Together with the first commit, a truncated or corrupt PNG in a frame no longer leads to a read past the input or the images on the decode path: the decoder leaves an empty image, so a frame whose disparity or color image can't be decoded makes decodePointCloud return false.
The new test/io/test_libpng_wrapper.cpp is built when PCL has PNG. It has two tests:
a round trip of 8-bit mono, 8-bit RGB and 16-bit mono images;
every truncation of an encoded PNG, from empty input to the one missing only its last byte.
Without the fix, the truncation test reads past the input (AddressSanitizer reports a heap-buffer-overflow).
libpng_wrapper: report libpng errors through the PCL console
libpng's default error and warning handlers print libpng error: ... to stderr, which MSBuild reads as a build error when the tests run on Windows. The wrapper now installs handlers that report through PCL_ERROR and PCL_WARN and return to the caller's setjmp. png_create_read_struct and png_create_write_struct return NULL when the libpng headers and library versions don't match, and png_create_info_struct when allocation fails: the wrapper then returns empty outputs instead of asserting and using the NULL struct.
CI: use Homebrew's libpng headers on macOS
On the macOS 14 image, CMake finds the libpng 1.4.12 headers in Mono.framework before Homebrew's, while the library it links is Homebrew's libpng 1.6, so every png_create_*_struct call fails the version check. The macOS job now points PNG_PNG_INCLUDE_DIR at Homebrew's libpng.
This is the change from #6495, which can no longer be opened, re-opened here on today's master without its bit depth check, which #6517 now makes.
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Bug Fixes
PNG decoding now fails cleanly on empty, truncated, or invalid data, clearing partial image results and resetting output metadata.
Point-cloud decoding rejects incomplete data and mismatched image dimensions or data sizes instead of reconstructing an invalid cloud.
PNG encoding handles allocation and encoding errors more reliably, avoiding incomplete output.
PNG read and write failures are reported through application logging.
decodePointCloud passed the width and height from the frame header to
OrganizedConversion::convert together with the decoded disparity and color
images, whose sizes come from their own PNG headers. convert checks that
they match only with assert, so in a release build a frame whose header
declares more points than its images hold made it read past the image data.
Check the sizes convert expects before calling it, and return false when
they don't match. Also initialize the header fields, so a stream that ends
inside the header leaves no indeterminate values behind.
decodePNGImage passed only a pointer to the input to its libpng read
callback, so user_read_data copied whatever length libpng asked for,
past the end of truncated or corrupt data. The setjmp return was not
checked either, so a libpng error jumped back into the middle of the
decoder and ran it again.
- pass the input size to the read callback and raise a libpng error
when a read would go past the end
- on a libpng error, free the read struct and row pointers, clear the
outputs and return; the encoder now returns on error too
- free the info structs with png_destroy_read_struct and
png_destroy_write_struct (png_free_data only freed their contents)
Add test_libpng_wrapper with round-trip and truncated data tests.
libpng's default error and warning handlers print "libpng error: ..."
to stderr, which MSBuild reads as a build error when the tests run
on Windows. Install handlers that report through PCL_ERROR and
PCL_WARN and return to the caller's setjmp with png_longjmp.
png_create_read_struct and png_create_write_struct return NULL when
the libpng headers and library versions do not match, and
png_create_info_struct when allocation fails. Return with empty
outputs then instead of asserting and dereferencing the NULL struct.
On the macOS 14 image, CMake finds the libpng 1.4.12 headers in
Mono.framework before Homebrew's, while the library it links is
Homebrew's libpng 1.6. Every png_create_*_struct call then fails the
version check ("Application built with libpng-1.4.12 but running with
1.6.58"). Point PNG_PNG_INCLUDE_DIR at Homebrew's libpng.
The PNG wrapper now bounds input reads and handles libpng failures. Organized point-cloud decoding checks payload completeness and decoded image dimensions and sizes. Tests cover PNG decoding and organized point-cloud frames. The macOS build sets a Homebrew libpng include path.
Changes: PNG and Organized Point-Cloud Decode Validation
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PNG decoding and failure handling io/src/libpng_wrapper.cpp, io/include/pcl/compression/libpng_wrapper.h, test/io/CMakeLists.txt, test/io/test_libpng_wrapper.cpp
PNG reads now check the remaining input size. Libpng errors trigger cleanup, and failed decodes clear image data and metadata. Tests cover mono and RGB round trips, 16-bit data, and truncated PNG input.
decodePointCloud initializes dimensions and payload sizes, reads image data in chunks, and checks decoded image dimensions and sample counts. Tests cover round trips, truncated frames, and mismatched frame and image dimensions.
macOS libpng Build Configuration
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macOS libpng include path .ci/azure-pipelines/build/macos.yaml
The macOS CMake configuration sets PNG_PNG_INCLUDE_DIR to Homebrew’s libpng include directory.
PointCloudLibrary/pcl#6517: Both PRs change the PNG decode path and define output behavior for decode failures. PR #6517 validates bit depth and color type; this PR bounds reads and handles libpng failures.
Suggested reviewers:jkammerl, kunaltyagi, mvieth
Merge Risk: Low · up to 7ee0b
A malformed empty frame can be accepted as a valid cloud. This is a bounded issue that should be fixed or accepted before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 7ee0b
The change strengthens rejection of malformed compressed data without an identified new access path or privilege expansion. No introduced or worsened security concern was established, but downstream exposure and existing image-format validation limitations prevent treating this as a complete security assurance.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The relevant exposure is compressed bytes supplied to the existing library APIs and processed in their hosting process. The inspected source does not establish production callers, service privileges, remote reachability, or tenant scope; those boundaries cannot be quantified from the available consumer mapping.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The read callback rejects requests exceeding remaining compressed input. Organized decoding independently checks image dimensions and sample counts against the frame, using a 64-bit point-count product before either conversion branch. These controls constrain malformed-input processing without adding authentication or authorization semantics.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Handled libpng failures destroy decoder structures, free the volatile row-pointer allocation, and clear PNG output state. Organized-frame validation failures return before cloud conversion and can leave a prior caller-owned cloud unchanged. That output ownership behavior predates the PR; false remains the failure indicator rather than a newly reported success.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — A separate hardening change could enforce supported PNG bit depths at runtime and validate checked allocation sizes and row strides before reading image rows. This addresses pre-existing decoder assumptions, not an introduced PR concern.
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@io/include/pcl/compression/impl/organized_pointcloud_compression.hpp:
- Around line 340-342: Update the decoding and validation flow around
disparityData and colorData to retain each decoded PNG’s width and height, then
compare both dimensions with cloud_width and cloud_height before reconstruction.
Reject mismatched dimensions even when the PNG’s total pixel count matches the
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- Around line 340-342: Update decodePointCloud to validate every required header
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decodePointCloud now compares the width and height of each decoded image
with the frame header, not only its number of values, rejects a frame
whose color image can't be decoded, and returns false when the stream
ends inside the header or either image.
decodePNGImage reads the PNG up to its end chunk with png_read_end, so
a PNG cut inside its IEND chunk is an error too, and clears its outputs
for empty input like for any other failed decode.
Thanks for the review. All four points are applied in 44342b5:
decodePointCloud now compares each decoded image's width and height with the frame header, so a 12 x 4 image no longer passes for an 8 x 6 frame. A color image that can't be decoded now makes it return false, where before the frame decoded without color.
A stream that ends inside the header or either image makes decodePointCloud return false.
decodePNGImage calls png_read_end, so a PNG cut inside its IEND chunk is an error too. The truncation test now covers every prefix, the empty one included.
Empty input clears the outputs like every other failed decode, and the header documents this.
There is a new test, OrganizedPointCloudCompressionDecodePointCloudTruncatedFrame. The size tests now include frames with the right number of points but the wrong shape, and an undecodable color image. I updated the description to match.
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decodePointCloud sized each image vector to the length the frame
declares before reading it, so a frame that declares an image of up to
4 GiB and then ends made it allocate and zero that much before the
stream check returned false. It now reads each image in chunks of at
most 1 MiB, so the vector grows only with the bytes the stream holds.
Valid frames decode as before.
The new test declares each image larger than the stream holds.
Thanks, applied in 7ee0b54. decodePointCloud now reads each image in chunks of at most 1 MiB, so its vector grows only with the bytes the stream holds: a frame that declares a 4 GiB image and then ends returns false without allocating it first. A stream check right after the length field alone would still pass a frame that ends just after the field, so the chunked read is the whole fix, and the stream check after both reads stays as it was. The new test OrganizedPointCloudCompressionDecodePointCloudOversizedImage declares each image larger than the stream holds. I added it to the description.
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Minor · Reject frames without a disparity image. · organized_pointcloud_compression.hpp:364-365
io/include/pcl/compression/impl/organized_pointcloud_compression.hpp:364-365 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject frames without a disparity image.
If a complete frame declares width and height as zero and both image lengths as zero, the PNG decoder clears its outputs. All three disparity comparisons then pass, and decodePointCloud returns true for a frame with no disparity PNG. Reject zero dimensions and an empty disparity payload before reconstruction. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the disparity validation in decodePointCloud to reject zero cloud
dimensions and an empty disparity payload before reconstruction. Preserve the
existing dimension and decoded-size checks for valid frames so a frame without a
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On the point outside the diff, about frames of 0 x 0 with no images: I've left that as it is on purpose. encodePointCloud writes exactly that frame for an empty cloud. encodeImageToPNG returns without output for an empty image, so the header says 0 x 0 and both image lengths are 0. Decoding it back to an empty 0 x 0 cloud is the round trip working, and nothing is read: convert runs over zero points. Rejecting the frame would make an empty cloud fail to decode after it encoded fine.
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This PR hardens the decoding of
OrganizedPointCloudCompression: the frame header size is checked against the decoded images, and the PNG decoder it uses handles truncated and corrupt data. Two smaller commits let the new PNG test run on the Windows and macOS CI.OrganizedPointCloudCompression: check header size against decoded images
OrganizedPointCloudCompression::decodePointCloudreads the width and height of the cloud from the frame header and passes them toOrganizedConversion::converttogether with the decoded disparity and color images. The images get their sizes from their own PNG headers, andconvertchecks that they hold width*height values only withassert. In a release build, a frame whose header declares more points than its images hold makesconvertread past the end of the image data.decodePointCloudnow checks the images against the header before callingconvert: the disparity image must have the header's width and height and hold widthheight values, and the color image, when the frame has one, the same width and height and widthheight (mono) or 3widthheight (RGB) values. When they don't match, or an image can't be decoded, it reports an error and returns false. The product is computed in 64 bits, so it can't wrap wheresize_tis 32 bits. The check runs before both decode paths (disparity, and raw shift values when the disparity shift is non-zero). Three small related changes:decodePointCloudnow says it also returns false for invalid data.I found this while reading the decoder and confirmed it with AddressSanitizer: a frame whose header width is larger than its images gives a heap-buffer-overflow read in
OrganizedConversion<PointXYZRGB, true>::convert.The new
test/io/test_organized_pointcloud_compression.cppis built when PCL has PNG and OpenNI, the same condition under whichio/src/compression.cppinstantiates the class. It has five tests:encodePointCloudanddecodePointCloud, with RGB and mono color;Without the fix, the second and third tests read past the decoded images (AddressSanitizer reports a heap-buffer-overflow).
libpng_wrapper: bound PNG reads and handle decode errors
The PNG decoder that
decodePointClouduses,decodePNGToImageinio/src/libpng_wrapper.cpp, had input problems of its own:user_read_data, got only a pointer to the input and copied whatever length libpng asked for, so truncated or corrupt PNG data made it read past the end of the input;setjmpwas ignored, so when libpng reported an error it jumped back into the middle of the decoder, which then ran again from there.The bit depth and color type, which the decoder checks only with
assert, are left to #6517, which rejects a mismatch before the buffer is sized; this PR doesn't touch those lines.The read callback now gets the input size with the pointer and raises a libpng error when a read would go past the end. On any libpng error the decoder frees its structs and row pointers, clears its outputs (an empty image, width, height and channels 0) and returns; empty input clears them too. After the image data it reads the PNG to its end chunk (
png_read_end), so a PNG cut anywhere, inside its IEND chunk included, is an error. The encoder checks thesetjmpreturn too. Both now free their info structs withpng_destroy_read_struct/png_destroy_write_struct(png_free_datafreed only their contents, which LeakSanitizer reported). Valid images decode as before.Together with the first commit, a truncated or corrupt PNG in a frame no longer leads to a read past the input or the images on the decode path: the decoder leaves an empty image, so a frame whose disparity or color image can't be decoded makes
decodePointCloudreturn false.The new
test/io/test_libpng_wrapper.cppis built when PCL has PNG. It has two tests:Without the fix, the truncation test reads past the input (AddressSanitizer reports a heap-buffer-overflow).
libpng_wrapper: report libpng errors through the PCL console
libpng's default error and warning handlers print
libpng error: ...to stderr, which MSBuild reads as a build error when the tests run on Windows. The wrapper now installs handlers that report throughPCL_ERRORandPCL_WARNand return to the caller'ssetjmp.png_create_read_structandpng_create_write_structreturn NULL when the libpng headers and library versions don't match, andpng_create_info_structwhen allocation fails: the wrapper then returns empty outputs instead of asserting and using the NULL struct.CI: use Homebrew's libpng headers on macOS
On the macOS 14 image, CMake finds the libpng 1.4.12 headers in Mono.framework before Homebrew's, while the library it links is Homebrew's libpng 1.6, so every
png_create_*_structcall fails the version check. The macOS job now pointsPNG_PNG_INCLUDE_DIRat Homebrew's libpng.This is the change from #6495, which can no longer be opened, re-opened here on today's master without its bit depth check, which #6517 now makes.
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