Implement memset_s() and use it instead of zero_bytes().
A new constant, SUDO_CONV_REPL_MAX, is defined by the plugin API as the max conversation reply length. This constant can be used as a max value for memset_s() when clearing passwords filled in by the conversation function.
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@@ -210,14 +210,6 @@ struct sudo_user {
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#endif
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#define ROOT_GID 0
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/*
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* We used to use the system definition of PASS_MAX or _PASSWD_LEN,
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* but that caused problems with various alternate authentication
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* methods. So, we just define our own and assume that it is >= the
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* system max.
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*/
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#define SUDO_PASS_MAX 256
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struct lbuf;
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struct passwd;
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struct stat;
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@@ -287,9 +279,6 @@ void dump_auth_methods(void);
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/* getspwuid.c */
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char *sudo_getepw(const struct passwd *);
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/* zero_bytes.c */
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void zero_bytes(volatile void *, size_t);
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/* sudo_nss.c */
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void display_privs(struct sudo_nss_list *, struct passwd *);
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bool display_cmnd(struct sudo_nss_list *, struct passwd *);
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